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    Der FCC -Stuhl verdoppelt Jimmy Kimmel Stunden vor der Show, um zurückzukehren

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    2. exophrine on

      I hope someone is keeping a list of everyone under Trump, committing every one of their crimes, somewhere…when the pendulum swings the other way, Democrats are going to be *VERY* busy, holding them accountable.

      Like I said, I *HOPE* lol

    3. mindinmyownbizness on

      Brendan Carr AKA Joseph Goebbels is a sh*t stain on our democracy.

    4. BananasPineapple05 on

      Funny how the President will slash through government bodies left, right and centre but when it suits his ego, all of a sudden, a federal institution is King.

    5. DiscretelyDeviant on

      I saw render legacy local media useless. Disney and ABC go streaming.

    6. V_DocBrown on

      Carr is a colossal piece of shit. And now we all know it. Fealty and stupidity. Not smart.

    8. UglyPineapple on

      It’s almost like he’s following some set of guidelines:

      * **Weaponizing the Federal Communications Commission (FCC):** Project 2025 calls on the FCC to cut back on efforts to address broadband affordability and digital equity and to bully tech companies into reducing content moderation efforts.

    10. Dimitar_Todarchev on

      Nexstar and Sinclair don’t carry the show, ABC should stream it. More people watch TV that way anyway. Take away football games from those affiliates and stream those too. If it can’t be done because of contracts, put Kimmel in the broadcast booth, see how dedicated to their so-called principles NextSin really is.

    12. malfunkshunned on

      Going to put this again, this man is only 46 years old. That’s a hard looking 46.

    13. DanFrankenberger on

      Meanwhile Brian Kilmeade on Fox wants the homeless to be killed. Interesting stuff.

    14. alien_eyes_d on

      Interesting that he frames the publicly traded broadcast conglomerate Sinclair as just mere “local TV stations” in his statement, as if they’re some little guys that are banding together.

    15. inittoloseitagain on

      Carr’s statement is inaccurate – two corporations are making their ‘voices heard’ not dozens of independent stations. This isn’t some organic grassroots movement.

    16. three9 on

      Maybe it’s time to leave television behind. Who is even watching cable or satellitte anymore? I feel like it’s the new AOL. It’s not that I have a problem with it, really. I used to adore TV. These days I refuse to watch anything with a commercial, so that’s a thing. I just feel like decentralizing via the internet is the only way to vote with our dollars on this one.

    17. Flaky-Wallaby5382 on

      Fuck was the whole point of this to let affiliates be ANoTHER cultural filter for right wing. Fml

    20. Lynda73 on

      Oh, that multibillion dollar “local station”. Gag me. Everything they do and say is couched in bs lies designed to push their agenda.

    22. komodas on

      Ah, yes, very interesting. Anyways, I’ll be watching Kimmel, and Carr can kick rocks.

    25. jmarquiso on

      Yep now its a David and Goliath narrative in reverse.

      Now the big bad corporation is *making* the smaller channels air Kimmell.

      (FTR, Im on Kimmels side, but this spin was predictable)

      „Easy way or the Hard Way“

      „OH no, the bug bad corporation is beating up the little guy im empowering!“

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