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Ted Cruz rips FCC chair's Jimmy Kimmel threat

Ted Cruz says conservatives 'will regret' Trump's FCC chairman going after Jimmy Kimmel

Republicans in office, meanwhile, have mostly demurred or said the issue was between Kimmel, ABC and its parent company Disney.

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Ted Cruz rips FCC chair's Jimmy Kimmel threat as 'unbelievably dangerous'

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‘Dangerous as hell’: Ted Cruz compares FCC chair’s threats against ABC to mob tactics

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Ted Cruz breaks with fellow Republicans and condemns government threats against US broadcasters

Film and TV writers held a free-speech demonstration in New York on Friday to protest Disney's suspension of talk-show host Jimmy Kimmel and President Donald Trump's efforts to punish broadcasters wh...

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Senate Republican dismisses Cruz’s free speech warning about Kimmel suspension

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'Right out of Goodfellas.' Ted Cruz weighs in on FCC head's Kimmel threat

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Trump claims negative media coverage of him 'illegal'

Mr Carr on Wednesday criticized Mr Kimmel's remarks on the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk and threatened broadcasters who carry his show with possible sanctions.

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The FCC's Involvement in Canceling Jimmy Kimmel Was 'Unbelievably Dangerous,' Ted Cruz Says

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Ted Cruz Got Very Clear About Why He Believes It's "Dangerous" That Jimmy Kimmel's Show Was Suspended

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Cruz says FCC chair’s threats over Kimmel ‘right out of Goodfellas,’ ‘dangerous as hell’

Texas Sen. Ted Cruz (R) said he’s glad late night comedian Jimmy Kimmel is off the air indefinitely, but he warned that Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Chair Brendan Carr’s threat to take

Ted Cruz Breaks With Fellow Republicans and Condemns Government Threats Against US Broadcasters

WASHINGTON (Reuters) -U.S. Senator Ted Cruz, the Republican who leads oversight of the Federal Communications Commission, joined Democrats on Friday in criticizing FCC Chair Brendan Carr's recent threats against Disney and local broadcasters for airing "Jimmy Kimmel Live."

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Ted Cruz says hate speech 'absolutely' protected by First Amendment following Charlie Kirk's assassination

Texas, said a person cannot be prosecuted for speech but that he supports other consequences for celebrating the murder of conservative activist Charlie Kirk.