President Trump said on Saturday that a broadcast network should lose its license if it is dishonest, as ABC’s late night host Jimmy Kimmel had a dispute over the suspension around the suspension under pressure from the federal communication commission.
Trump said in response to a question, “Well, I think when a network is dishonest, of course, they are dishonest, because they give you 97 percent poor publicity, or it is anytime, some ridiculous number, yes, yes, I would say it will be,” Trump said in response to a question that what would be a license.
Trump, who spoke from outside the White House on Saturday evening as he left to comment at an event, also denied that his administration was responsible for Kimmel’s suspension, saying he felt that he was due to Kimmel’s rating.
“I think Jimmy Kimmel’s terrible. You know what has been suspended to him?”
ABC suspended FCC President Brendon Carr on the same day by ABC Called broadcasters To push the ABC about the remarks made about the suspect arrested for the murder of orthodox activist Charlie Kirk.
The car’s comment was widely seen as pressure on both ABC and its colleagues.
Both Carr and Trump said earlier this week that they feel that the broadcast license should be taken away from those who do not treat the President properly.
Trump discussed several other issues with journalists before his departure.
He said that he believes that he will hold a meeting with about 20 foreign leaders at the United Nations next week in annual meetings.
He also said that he was open to a meeting with Democratic leaders in the Congress to try to escape the shutdown starting on 1 October without a new funding deal.
But Trump did not see optimistic about the meetings.
“I would like to meet him, but I don’t think it’s going to have any effect,” he said.
Earlier on Saturday, Senate Minority Leader Charles Shumor (DN.Y.) and House Minority Leader Hakim Jeffrees (DN.Y) Asked For a meeting with Trump.
