please don't compare me2 other people who have said horrible things. I only care about apologizing 4 the hurt I have unwittingly & stupidly caused. I humbly confess contrition & remorse. I failed2 correctly express myself, & caused pain2 ppl. 

 Full Frontal host Samantha Bee ruffled plenty of feathers after she called Ivanka Trump a "feckless c--t" during the Wednesday night episode of her TBS show. 
 
 And it wasn't just people who are fans of Ivanka's work in her role as senior White House adviser. Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders criticized the "vile and vicious" comment, and said that "the collective silence by the left and its media allies is appalling." Many prominent media outlets were quick to denounce Bee's ill-advised insult, however, including media figures normally quite critical of President Trump and his family. 
 
 "Whether you agree with the president's policies or not, calling a senior advisor inside the United States government or anyone for that matter the C-word is ... outrageous, it is unacceptable, and should be called out," said CNN's Brooke Baldwin. 

 At least two advertisers say they're suspending ads from comedian Samantha Bee's television show. 
 
 The backlash follows the latest episode of TBS's "Full Frontal with Samantha Bee" in which Bee called first daughter Ivanka Trump a vulgar name. 
 
 Autotrader said in its statement that Bee's comments were "offensive and unacceptable." 
 
 "As a result, Autotrader has suspended its sponsorship of Full Frontal with Samantha Bee," the company said. 
 
 When asked if Autotrader planned to resume airing ads on "Full Frontal" in the future, a spokesperson said: "We will not run Autotrader advertising on Samantha Bee's show moving forward." 
 
 State Farm said in a statement that it has "asked TBS to suspend our advertising in the program and are reviewing any future placements. We constantly review programs to ensure alignment to our programming guidelines and brand values." 
 
 The decision came after Bee referred to Trump as a "feckless c***" on her TBS show. 
 
 TBS and CNN are both owned by Turner, a subsidiary of Time Warner. 
 
 Bee's comment came during a monologue in which Bee went after Trump for failing to take action to prevent undocumented immigrant children from being separated from their parents. 
 
 "Ivanka Trump, who works at the White House, chose to post the second most oblivious tweet we've seen this week," Bee said. "You know, Ivanka, that's a beautiful photo of you and your child, but let me just say, one mother to another, do something about your dad's immigration practices, you feckless c***!" 
 
 Related: Samantha Bee apologizes for vulgar remark about Ivanka Trump: 'I crossed a line' 
 
 Bee apologized for her remarks amid online backlash Thursday. 
 
 "I would like to sincerely apologize to Ivanka Trump and to my viewers for using an expletive on my show to describe her last night. It was inappropriate and inexcusable. I crossed a line, and I deeply regret it," she said in a statement. 
 
 TBS said in a statement earlier Thursday that Bee's comments "should not have been aired." 
 
 "It was our mistake too, and we regret it," the network said in a statement. 
 
 TBS declined to comment on Autotrader's decision to suspend its ads. 
 
 The controversy prompted a response from White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders, who said Bee's language was "vile and vicious." 
 
 "The collective silence by the left and its media allies is appalling," Sanders said. "Her disgusting comments and show are not fit for broadcast, and executives at Time Warner and TBS must demonstrate that such explicit profanity about female members of this administration will not be condoned on its network." 
 
 In recent years there have been several significant ad boycotts against conservative television stars like Sean Hannity and Laura Ingraham. There have been fewer movements against liberal hosts like Bee. 
 
 Time will tell whether this erupts into a full-blown boycott of Bee's program. 
 
 Companies are known to ask for their ads to be removed when a controversy engulfs a program. These changes are usually just temporary, but can sometimes become longer-lasting. 
 
 The boycott against Ingraham, last March and April, became significant enough that Rupert Murdoch stepped in. Fox News issued a statement that said "we cannot and will not allow voices to be censored by agenda-driven intimidation efforts." 
 
 — CNN's Frank Pallotta contributed to this report. 

 Attending media was told by a Television Academy rep that press would not be allowed into the reception "as a result of today’s events involving Samantha B." 
 
 The same day Samantha Bee apologized for calling Ivanka Trump a “feckless c—,” she was set to be honored by the Television Academy along with six other shows relating to social change. 
 
 Though The Hollywood Reporter was initially slated to cover both the 6:45 p.m. red carpet and reception, media was told by a Television Academy rep at 3:35 p.m. that press would not be allowed into the reception "as a result of today’s events involving Samantha B.," leading to "the need to limit access to tonight’s activities." 
 
 Bee is slated to attend the 11th annual honors at NeueHouse Hollywood on Thursday night alongside castmembers and executives for Full Frontal (TBS), 13 Reasons Why (Netflix), One Day at a Time (Netflix), Andi Mack (Disney channel) and LA 92 (National Geographic). 
 
 Dana Delany (Hand of God) will host the event just hours after Bee tweeted an apology to the first daughter for using an expletive to describe her: "It was inappropriate and inexcusable. I crossed a line, and I deeply regret it." Sarah Huckabee Sanders had called out Bee for her "vile and vicious" words. 
 
 TBS also tweeted, "Those words should not have been aired. It was our mistake too, and we regret it." 
 
 The Academy’s Emmy Award nomination-round voting begins June 11. 

 I always felt like my best years would be from 50 to 65 years old. ... It was a feeling I had even when I was really young. My kids are kind of all grown up now and I can be in a different space where I can put everything into it.
– Samantha Bee still has a job, despite conservative calls for her firing over a rude remark about Ivanka Trump, but her show is down at least two advertisers. Autotrader and State Farm announced Thursday that they are suspending their sponsorship of TBS's Full Frontal, CNN reports. Calling the president's daughter the c-word was "offensive and unacceptable," Autotrader said in a statement. Bee, along with cast members and execs from six other shows, was due to be honored at a Television Academy event Thursday night, but members of the media were told that they would not be allowed into the reception "as a result of today’s events involving Samantha B.," according to the Hollywood Reporter. Bee has apologized and TBS says airing the remarks was a regrettable mistake. CNN's Brooke Baldwin was among the many commentators criticizing Bee on Thursday, the Week reports. She said her language was "unacceptable" and agreed with critics who said the reaction shows a double standard. Critics said TBS should cancel Bee's show as ABC cancelled Roseanne, but it wasn't a comparison Roseanne Barr welcomed, the Los Angeles Times reports. "Please don't compare me2 other people who have said horrible things," she tweeted Thursday, apologizing once again for the hurt she "unwittingly & stupidly caused" with her remarks about Valerie Jarrett. She also promised that she would stay on Twitter "to try and help build a movement of grassroots ppl who wish 2 solve the problems of this neighborhood, The USA." (She has also said she might fight back against her firing.)