Kevin Clancy
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56 appearances
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1 series
first heard Sep 2025
last heard Sep 2025
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And in an effort to compromise and meet people halfway, I thought we were operating under this philosophy of you can have free speech, but there are consequences for your words.
Because that's what I heard for a decade straight with politically correct people trying to cancel controversial people.
So my opinion was, why doesn't this fall under that same umbrella, right?
Jimmy Kimmel has an audience.
He works for a company.
There are shareholders who have responsibilities.
You have to operate within those parameters.
And he didn't.
What I did not know about was the blatant hypocrisy from the FCC and even what the purview of the FCC is.
I was under the impression that the FCC monitors broadcasts for the general public interest, that you're going to protect children and you're going to stop hate speech and you're there to basically patrol the overall well-being and peace of society in terms of broadcast.
When it comes to things like language and ratings for children and rap lyrics like Eminem, they're like, hang on, if something is going to disrupt things too much, we've got to take a look at that.
Well, this is Brendan Carr, the head of the FCC, in 2019 flat out saying the FCC does not police speech in the name of public interest and that the government should not censor speech at all.
Now, we fast forward to yesterday after Nexstar threatened to preempt Jimmy Kimmel with their 28 local stations and essentially forced the suspension of Jimmy Kimmel.
Brendan Carr comes out and says, I'd like to thank Nexstar for doing the right thing.
They have an obligation to serve the public interest.
That is about as blatantly hypocritical as it gets.
Now, the next part of the situation, Nexstar announced they were trying to merge with their biggest rival that would create this one gigantic media conglomerate.
But the problem was that kind of violates FCC rules about how much power one group can have on television.
But just recently, Brendan Carr, our boy, Mr. Hypocrite, said that his mind was open to getting rid of those artificial limits on how many TV stations one company can own.
Now, how do Nexstar and Carr connect?
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