Trump Suggests REVOKING TV Licenses From Networks ‘Against’ Him
September 18, 2025
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as posted by the channelPresident Trump on Thursday said the US government might take broadcast licenses away from news networks that are mostly “against” him.
It came just a day after the president cheered ABC’s decision to pull late-night comedian Jimmy Kimmel – who has a long history of anti-Trump remarks – off the air “indefinitely” after he insinuated that Charlie Kirk’s alleged killer was linked to Trump’s “MAGA” movement.
“I have read someplace that the networks were 97% against me again, 97% negative, and yet I won and easily, all 7 swing states,” Trump told reporters on Thursday, referring to his 2024 presidential win.
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