White House Addresses Jimmy Kimmel's China Joke

After a petition urging the removal of Kimmel from the airwaves reached more than 105,000 signatures, the White House responded that the First Amendment prevented it from doing so. The White House is weighing in on a controversial joke about China that aired on ABC's Jimmy Kimmel Live! in October. A petition on WhiteHouse.gov received 105,000 signatures, with its creator asking The White House to "immediately cut the show" and have it "issue a formal apology." PHOTOS: Todd McCarthy's 10 Best Fil...