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“It’s what they do for a living. They do well, people forget about them. They don’t do well and they’re in the ire of everything. So it’s tough.”

What's more, their congressional leaders provoked the ire of left-wing activists for backing down during the last budget bout in March.

The jokes raised the ire of Carr, who said Kimmel was "appearing to directly mislead the American public" with his comments about Kirk's killer.

"There's something shining inside your box," Bird shouted towards the posh seats as he once more took the ire of the crowd.

Immigration and Customs Enforcement is offering substantial pay, student loan forgiveness and other benefits, drawing the ire of some local officials already struggling to hire and retain recruits.