FCC president called for fair journalism amidst a colbert controversy

FCC President Brendon Car on Thursday told Fox News in an interview that the time has come for outlets to return to “fair, reliable journalism”.

,See, I think we need a course improvement, “Carr told Fox News’ Bill Hemer.” You know, it is time for America’s heritage broadcasters to return to promote public interest. And recently, you know, Skydance, who is looking to acquire CBS, wrote a letter committed to FCC for serious change, tried to stop bias, to put a Lokpal who would address these issues, to return, to return … fair, reliable journalism. ,

At the beginning of the segment, Hemer played a clip Stephen ColbertOn Monday’s show, where Colbert dropped F-Bum, speaking in response to President Donald Trump, who said, “I completely love that Collbert was fired.”

“How do you dare, sir? Will an incompatible man be able to create the following satirical vitamism?: Go F-himself,” Colbert said in response,

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Last week, CBS announced This will cancel the “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert” in 2026.

Skidan media told The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) will abolish this diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) initiative and set up a Lokpal to crack the alleged bias within CBS News if a long -planned merger with Paramount Global has been approved.

Carr told Hemer that the anticipated merger is still in work.

“That merger is still pending before FCC,” Carr said. “We review our general course, running our normal process on it, and we are taking a look at the records. The records include these representations from Skydance that they are going to make some changes. It will be welcome news. Skydance has also said that they will end DEI if it was consumed if this transaction was consumed. So FCC is still a pending, we are running on the person.”

The Legacy Broadcasters will have to deal with fair journalism and “again”, or struggling ratings, Carr said.

,We have to go from here, “The Speaker said.” And I think we are winning something on the way. This is the belief but verify. At the end of the day, we are not where we need to go, but I think this heritage media needs to be really re -activated, or they continue to run into issues such as Kolbert where it does not make an economic understanding to run just a biased circus. ,

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Carr also addressed the recent criticism of “The View” and co-stool Joy Behar, who remarried Trump after his call that former President Barack Obama Can be criminally investigated For alleged manufacturing intelligence information, which set the story of Trump -Russian collusion.

Addressing Behar’s criticism, in a statement, the White House suggested that the ABC show may be in trouble, saying that “it is no surprise that ‘the scene’s rating’ had reduced one all time last year. It should self-confine on his jealousy of the historical popularity of President Trump, before it should be the next, before it is the next.”

,See, it is completely possible that there are issues there, “Carr told Hemer.” I mean, again, stepping back, this broad dynamic, once President Trump exposed these media gatekeepers and broke this mask, there are many consequences. I think its results are not quite finished. And look, ‘The View’ received a lot of challenges there. It was not long ago, I think an episode – a show alone – they had to stop, the show had to be interrupted and read four different legal notices to try to avoid legal liability. So I was not surprised to hear that his rating was struggling. ,

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Fox News’ Brian Flood contributed to this report.