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Jimmy Kimmel's content did not violate any law, says FCC's Anna Gomez
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9:17Now PlayingAnna Gomez, the lone Democrat on the US Federal Communications Commission, says ABC put the first amendment in danger after pulling Jimmy Kimmel's show off the air. She says there is no legal basis for the agency to revoke ABC's license. Gomez tells “Bloomberg Tech” that “corporate capitulation” to the Trump administration will hurt democracy. Kimmel's show was suspended indefinitely after he made controversial remarks about the assassination of Republican activist Charlie Kirk.
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