
FCC Chair Brendan Carr Was Key to Jimmy Kimmel's Suspension — Who Appointed Him?
The news that Jimmy Kimmel was pulled from the air was led some to wonder who appointed Brendan Carr, the FCC chair who played a key role.
A recent controversy has erupted following comments made by late-night host Jimmy Kimmel concerning the murder of Charlie Kirk. According to reports, Kimmel's remarks have led to ABC's decision to indefinitely suspend 'Jimmy Kimmel Live!'. The situation escalated further with allegations that Brendan Carr, the FCC chair appointed by former President Trump, appeared on Benny Johnson's program and issued threats to revoke ABC and Disney's broadcast licenses if punitive measures were not taken against Kimmel. The specifics of Kimmel's comments have not been fully detailed in the available information, but they are understood to be related to the characterization of the individual responsible for Kirk's death, with Kimmel suggesting a political motivation behind attempts to frame the narrative. This development raises significant questions about media freedom, political pressure on broadcasters, and the role of public figures in commenting on sensitive events.
The news that Jimmy Kimmel was pulled from the air was led some to wonder who appointed Brendan Carr, the FCC chair who played a key role.