Federal Communications Commission Chairman Brendan Carr said the agency has opened enforcement proceedings against The View. The action centers on whether the ABC program properly qualifies as “bona

“We’ve started enforcement proceedings.” Trump lapdog FCC Chairman Brendan Carr confirms he’s now investigating “The View”. He’s trying to stop the cohosts from being critical of Dear Leader. It’s not going to work, it’s only going to boost their ratings. pic.twitter.com/pFoRbIzvbL

FCC Chair Brendan Carr addressed the dispute involving Stephen Colbert and Senate candidate James Talarico. He rejected claims of censorship and called the incident a “hoax” amid mounting public scrutiny.

Brendan Carr cited the federal requirement that broadcast stations give equal time to political candidates.

FCC chairman Brendan Carr confirmed Wednesday that the commission has started enforcement proceedings of what he asserted were violations of the equal time rule involving political candidates by ABC’s daytime mainstay “The View.

“Ever since Brendan Carr was in this position, I don’t think anything he’s done is really that surprising,” the CNN host said.

Nexstar oversees more than 200 owned and partner stations in 116 markets nationwide today and also runs networks like The CW and NewsNation

In an interview with Fox News Digital, FCC Chairman Brendan Carr said he has no regrets over his handling of the dramatic Jimmy Kimmel saga last fall.