Carr turns from Kimmel to Disney’s broadcast licenses
This article discusses FCC Chairman Brendan Carr's efforts to target Disney's broadcast licenses after an apparent attempt to influence Jimmy Kimmel's employment. The report is based on Carr's appearance on a podcast hosted by Katie Miller.
Key Takeaways
- Brendan Carr appeared Tuesday on a podcast hosted by Katie Miller.
- Katie Miller is the wife of deputy White House chief of staff for policy Stephen .
- The article says Carr could not get Jimmy Kimmel fired.
- Carr then went after Disney’s broadcast licenses.
Why It Matters
This is a regulatory action aimed at Disney’s broadcast licenses, not just a personal dispute over Jimmy Kimmel’s employment. Because the article ties Carr’s podcast appearance to both the Kimmel episode and the license threat, it shows the FCC chairman using broadcast authority as pressure. For streaming and media owners, the immediate issue is that broadcast regulation can spill into broader corporate leverage. Watch for any follow-up from the FCC or Disney on the license question after this podcast appearance.
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