FCC Commissioner Responds To Brendan Carr
FCC Commissioner Gomez described recent FCC actions as the most egregious assault on the First Amendment to date. Gomez characterized the actions as and unlawful. The statement comes as Disney prepares to argue its case for license renewal. The FCC has currently opened investigations and initiated reviews regarding the matter. Gomez characterized the White House's actions as a call for the silencing of a vocal critic. The response occurred during a news conference regarding the license renewal process.
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Sources · 7 independent
NPR
“This is the most egregious assault on the First Amendment this FCC has taken to date. It is unprecedented, unlawful, and is going nowhere.”
C-SPAN Radio
“What we saw today was the White House called for the silencing of a vocal critic, and the FCC answered that call.”
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