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Jimmy Kimmel breaks down the FCC’s newest menace to speak reveals
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Jimmy Kimmel breaks down the FCC’s newest menace to speak reveals

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Last updated: January 23, 2026 1:14 pm
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The Federal Communications Fee (FCC) is coming as soon as once more for reveals like Jimmy Kimmel Stay! with new steering for “equal time” guidelines for broadcast interviews with political candidates.

On Thursday evening, Kimmel himself unpacked the foundations and Donald Trump’s FCC chair Brendan Carr’s “newest assault on free speech” (Carr’s threats towards ABC noticed Kimmel’s present quickly pulled off the air in September). The late present host mentioned the FCC is “now attempting to make use of equal time guidelines to forestall reveals like ours and The View from conducting interviews with candidates. They’re reinterpreting lengthy agreed upon guidelines to stifle us.”

So, what precisely are these guidelines and the way do they have an effect on discuss reveals? In his monologue, Kimmel broke it down, working by means of the affect of the 1927 Radio Act, which required broadcasters “to provide equal time for legally certified camps, which means, in the event you put one candidate on the air, you needed to supply the identical quantity of airtime to all the opposite candidates.”

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As Kimmel explains, a 1959 modification made exempt “what they name bonafide newscasts and bonafide information interviews from the foundations governing equal time, and that allowed ABC, CBS, NBC, and many others, to interview one candidate with out having to interview all of them, which principally utilized to information applications, till years later, when discuss reveals began having candidates on.”

Kimmel’s examples embody John F. Kennedy’s 1960 look on The Tonight Present with Jack Paar and Invoice Clinton’s 1992 interview on The Arsenio Corridor Present, each whereas campaigning for president. And Jay Leno’s 2006 interview with Arnold Schwarzenegger when campaigning for governor of California, which noticed Democratic rival Phil Angelides file a grievance to the FCC demanding equal time — the FCC denied his request and the exemption for discuss reveals has remained to at the present time.

“They dominated that Arnold showing on Leno, this was a bona fide information interview, despite the fact that it was a chat present and subsequently not topic to these equal time guidelines,” mentioned Kimmel. “And that is how each discuss present’s operated since then. Till this week, when Trump’s little ferret within the FCC, Brendan Carr, who, as you already know, is doing every part he can to close us up the straightforward method or the laborious method, is attempting to say we now not qualify for the bona fide information exemption in the case of interviewing candidates, which is a sneaky little method of holding viewpoints that are not his off air.”

“I do not know what the result of that is going to be,” Kimmel concluded. “I wished to level it out, as a result of it’s one other instance of this administration attempting to squash anybody who does not help them.”

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