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Did the FCC Help Cancel Kimmel? Inside the Deal, the Pressure & the Precedent

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September 19, 2025

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Allan & Sam unpack how Jimmy Kimmel got yanked after comments on Charlie Kirk—walking through the FCC chair’s remarks, Nexstar’s merger interests, and the whiplash standard where harsher on-air rhetoric stays while satire gets pulled. A clear, step-by-step look at how corporate consolidation + government pressure = censorship risk.

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