FCC chair blasts California senator over Jimmy Kimmel, Sinclair dispute

Federal Communication Commission President Brendan Carr, Democratic California State Sen. He exploded on Tuesday because he called Scott Wiener to break down Sinclair Broadcast Group because he kept Jimmy Kimmel away from ABC stations late at night.

Carr pointed to Wiener as an example of democratic deputies who accused their opponents of drowning free conversation while joining them.

“And that’s here. In Kimmel, the Democrats do nothing but projection and distortion,” he sent Trump to X in response to Wiener’s mission.

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The progressive state deputy duty, the media holding “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” For his comments, Charlie Kirk is a maga supporter for his alleged comments that Assassin claims.

Sinclair, who runs dozens of ABC subsidiaries, suspended Disney’s Kirk comments for a few days following a few days following Kimmel’s show on this Tuesday after he restored Kimmel’s show.

“Sinclair on Tuesday night ‘Jimmy Kimmel Live!’ ABC is in our partnership stations and replacing it with news programs.

32 Nexstar Media Group, which has an ABC affiliate station station, said on Tuesday, “Jimmy Kimmel Live!”

The suspension of Kimmel led to anger among liberals called government censorship. Many pointed out the Podcast interview of FCC President, which the commission may take action if Disney does not. Senator Ted Cruz, R-Texas was among the sounds that criticized the FCC on the right and compared it to a gang.

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The demonstrators “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” The show shows the show on Friday, September 19, 2025 outside the El Capitan Theater in Hollywood, California, where the show was shot. (Jill Connellly/Bloomberg through Getty Images)

When Sinclair refused to return Kimmel to the air waves, the Wiener threatened the government’s action.

“I can’t wait to break Sinclair. Corporate media consolidation does not deal with democracy. And Sinclair is not a fan of democracy, most people,” he explained.

In a shared mission only hours ago, Wiener accused President Donald Trump of continuing to “forcing the media to bend the will”.

Carr responded to Wiener’s post on Tuesday and said that the liberals reflecting the willingness of using government power to their rivals. The Democrats added that Kimmel accused Trump instead of Disney for suspended suspension.

“Don’t reflect, because the democrats are those who have spent years of arming years illegally to silence the government. And he will do everything again – as they say clearly to you today,” he wrote.

“Democrats, Disney and Local TV stations other than to accuse Kimmel to suspend. These businesses, in their opinion, decided that it makes sense to suspend. They decided that the reporting was clear.”

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Jimmy Kimmel will return to ABC on Tuesday late at night, but he will return to Nexstar or Sinclair affiliated organizations. (Lou Rocco/Disney General Entertainment Content through Getty Images)

Carr praised Sinclair for keeping up with Disney upon his decision.

“Especially for the first time in the near future, any local TV station pushed back to a national programmer like Disney.” “And this is a good thing because we want reinforced local TV stations. After all, local TV stations – not national programmers – have public interest obligations and should make decisions that meet the needs of local communities according to their views.”

When a comment was asked about Carr’s post, Wiener’s representatives drew attention to Wiener’s response to X in Carr.

“Trump’s non -qualified HACK FCC President: ‘Democrats should let the companies silence the free speech and to stop the criticism of the right to stop them.’ Do you hear yourself?

Sinclair did not respond to Fox News Digital’s request.

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