Trump Backs License Review for 'Lying' News Outlets

0:00It's March 22nd. From red carpets to breaking stories, this is Entertainment and Celebrity News, powered by AI. President Donald Trump has voiced strong support for reviewing broadcast licenses of news outlets he accuses of spreading lies about the Iran War. He's thrilled that FCC Chair Brendan Carr is examining these so-called corrupt and unpatriotic organizations for misusing public airwaves. Carr has warned that stations airing hoaxes or distortions could lose their licenses if they don't serve the public interest. He even floated speeding up reviews or revocations as real options on the table. Lawmakers from both parties quickly pushed back, stressing that the First Amendment shields the press from government interference. This bipartisan outcry highlights deep concerns over press freedom and constitutional limits. Even prominent voices like Representative Marjorie, Taylor Greene, and Senator Ron Johnson have criticized the idea. Johnson said he opposes heavy-handed government moves, no matter who's in charge, and wants

1:01less federal meddling in private business. The clash is escalating beyond newsrooms, stirring alarms and politics, and now rippling into entertainment circles as questions mount about where lines get drawn.