FCC, YouTube and Jimmy Kimmel
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Jimmy Kimmel returned from a long hiatus by taking aim at FCC chair Brendan Carr, referencing his show's suspension and the ongoing clash over free speech.
Chair Brendan Carr on Sunday said he is “looking at a lot of actions” to carry out after President Trump urged that the agency punish NBC
Internal documents obtained by Guardian show White House meetings, scheduled calls with top Trump officials and communications with Fox News producers
Kimmel on Thursday aired his interview with Talarico on YouTube rather than on his network broadcast, citing the FCC threat. Talarico is running against Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, a Republican, in a race that could decide control of the U.S. Senate in November.
The FCC chairman said no decision has been made on whether to begin the process of revoking ABC’s licenses.
FCC Chairman Brendan Carr said that the agency may issue guidance on broadcasters’ reporting on political polls, after President Donald Trump called for action on data he has deemed as “fake.” In an