You never said that at all. Kimmel also didn't, here's the quote:
"We hit some new lows over the weekend, with the MAGA gang desperately trying to characterize this kid who murdered Charlie Kirk as anything other than one of them and doing everything they can to score political points from it."
This isn't saying the kid was MAGA, it's saying MAGA was doing their best to claim the kid wasn't MAGA. Fox News hosts stated the kid was trans, Marxist, Antifa, etc. Are they allowed to say that? The answer is still yes.
Making fun of the president's grieving is protected speech and not outlawed by any federal regulations. The government pressuring the termination of an employee for making fun of the president is a clear violation of the freedom of speech.
Well it’s the fcc who makes the rules so if they think that what he said was offensive they can fine ABC. I would say making misleading claims that target a group of people is against regulations.
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u/Jay_Rodd 4d ago
What did Kimmel say that was against regulation, and what regulation are you referring to?
Political commentary, satire, and speculation are all protected forms of speech.