An interview scheduled for Jimmy Kimmel's ABC show will now air on YouTube instead, apparently to avoid potential FCC complications for ABC's affiliated stations.
Source: Ars Technica
A planned interview featuring a Democratic politician will not air on ABC's 'Jimmy Kimmel Live!' but will instead be released on YouTube. The decision appears to be made to shield ABC's local stations from any regulatory scrutiny.
According to reports, the move reflects concerns about potential pressure from the FCC under the Trump administration. By moving the content to YouTube, the show aims to avoid putting affiliated stations in a difficult position with federal regulators.
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