Disney sues Trump's FCC over broadcast license threat
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The FCC chair's comment about wanting a "trusted, respected news media" gives it away. He doesn't get to decide which comedians deserve respect. Blatant fascism.
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Good, the FCC should have to put the exact violation in writing and defend it before a judge. show how dumb Trump is to the world.
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"Trump is dumb durr" good one
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Anyone cheering Trump should remember the next Democratic administration could use the same playbook against conservative radio and local stations. Bad precedent.
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A huge show is not the same as a tiny radio station.
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The 1st Amendment doesnt have a ratings threshold. Being smaller would make a station easier to bully actually.
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