Kimmel Takes Aim at FCC With an ‘Unnecessary Censorship’ Bit Over Interview Ban

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On his ABC show, Jimmy Kimmel mocked the FCC by launching an 'exceptionally appropriate' edition of This Week in Unnecessary Censorship after the agency allegedly pressured him to grant equal-time access to all candidates; he noted the interview with Texas Senate candidate James Talarico would instead live on YouTube due to these threats, while the White House denied any such threats. The bit sat alongside jokes about Donald Trump’s bribes and the RNC crowd size, framing a broader clash over free speech and access on TV.
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- Jimmy Kimmel Taunts the FCC With an 'Exceptionally Appropriate' Round of Unnecessary Censorship TheWrap
- Kimmel says interview with James Talarico won’t air on TV under pressure from the FCC AP News
- Talarico's Jimmy Kimmel interview racks up nearly 6M views on YouTube USA Today
- James Talarico blasts Trump FCC’s ‘dangerous’ cancel culture over Kimmel interview ordeal CNN
- The interview Trump doesn’t want you to see vox.com
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