James Talarico has spoken out about FCC pressure related to his appearance on Jimmy Kimmel's show. He describes this pressure as a form of cancel culture. The incident involves an interview Talarico gave on the program.
Further details about the situation and Talarico's comments can be found through TheGrio. Talarico's statement characterizes the FCC's actions as the most dangerous form of cancel culture, highlighting his concerns about the pressure he faced following the interview.
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