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“Government censorship is deeply un-American.” That’s the opening line of a lawsuit that ABC and Disney filed against the FCC and Donald Trump’s attack dog Brendan Carr, asking a federal judge to put the brakes on the government’s challenges of their broadcast licenses. But this pushback from a major network against the Trump administration didn’t come from nowhere. In this video from All Rise News, Adam Klasfeld explains how popular outrage led to a sea change in how major media companies responded to Trump’s attacks — with resistance rather than appeasement.
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