Trump wants FCC punishment for NBC's Kristen Welker
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The threat itself does damage, even if the FCC never acts. Trump is slowly degrading free speech.
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The FCC isnt the Trumps personal complaint department.
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I thought trumpers were saying Trump isn’t authoritarian? Exhibit A
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Public TV stations have rules. They must follow them. I know this is hard for you as libs love crime
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Threatening a broadcaster over one sentence. Trump hates free speech.
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She can start a podcast and say whatever she wants. The issue is it's a public station.
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NBC isn't a public station. It's a private company. Using an FCC license doesn't give the president veto power over what news it reports.
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