First Amendment could protect broadcasters from Brendan Carr's FCC
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Can the FCC revoke licenses from broadcasters over Iran war coverage? Experts say it would be unprecedented to lose a license this way.
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Experts said the First Amendment and Communications Act of 1934 would support broadcasters in any potential FCC attempts to revoke their licenses.
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