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Disney’s ABC Asserts ‘The View’ Qualifies for News Exemption in New Filing

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July 7, 2026

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Disney’s ABC Asserts ‘The View’ Qualifies for News Exemption in New Filing

Joy Behar looks and acts nothing like David Muir or Robin Roberts, but ABC asserts her program, “The View” is entitled to the same protections as program such as “World News Tonight” or “Good Morning America.” More than 76,000 comments have been filed by the public with the Federal Communications Commission after Disney’s ABC in []

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That Park Place

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· Jul 9, 2026

Disney’s ABC Claims The View Deserves News Exemption Protections as FCC Reviews Daytime Talk Show’s Status

Disney’s ABC is defending The View as a legitimate news program as the network fights to maintain the daytime talk show’s special exemption from federal equal-time requirements. The network filed a new response with the Federal Communications Commission arguing that The View qualifies as a “bona fide news interview program” and should continue receiving the [] The post Disney’s ABC Claims The View Deserves News Exemption Protections as FCC Reviews Daytime Talk Show’s Status appeared first on That Park Place.

Fox News

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· Jun 23, 2026

ABC touts JD Vance interview amid FCC’s war with ‘The View’ over equal time for political candidates

JD Vance episode of the View attracted 3.3 million viewers as Disney and the FCC clash over whether the show deserves a bona fide news exemption.

Watchdog Report

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· Jun 24, 2026

FCC Puts The View On Trial

ABC is now asking fans to help shield “The View” from a federal investigation that was triggered when the show gave prime airtime to a Democrat, raising sharp questions about bias, free speech, and who really controls the public airwaves. Story Snapshot The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is probing whether “The View” broke equal-time rules []

The Daily Wire

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· Jul 8, 2026

FCC Chief Blasts ‘The View’ As Rabid Partisan Rants Pile Up

FCC Chairman Brendan Carr isn’t buying what ABC is selling. The agency head fired back at the network’s insistence that “The View” deserves protection as a legitimate news program, pointing out that co-hosts Joy Behar and Sunny Hostin have brushed aside sexual assault allegations against Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner. ABC is arguing to the ...

The Wall Street Journal - Business

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· Jun 25, 2026

FCC’s Carr Says ABC Is Running a ‘Campaign of Misinformation’ on Probe

The regulator says the Disney broadcaster’s TV spots about the agency’s inquiry into “The View” are misleading.

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· Jul 7, 2026

Disney's ABC spars with the FCC (again) in defense of 'The View'

Walt Disney Co.'s ABC network has stepped up its defense of The View amid its battle with Federal Communications Commission Chairman Brendan Carr, who has targeted the network's programming and its hiring policies. At issue is whether The View...

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Related coverage for "Disney’s ABC Asserts ‘The View’ Qualifies for News Exemption in New Filing": That Park Place — Disney’s ABC Claims The View Deserves News Exemption Protections as FCC Reviews Daytime Talk Show’s Status. Fox News — ABC touts JD Vance interview amid FCC’s war with ‘The View’ over equal time for political candidates. Watchdog Report — FCC Puts The View On Trial. The Daily Wire — FCC Chief Blasts ‘The View’ As Rabid Partisan Rants Pile Up. The Wall Street Journal - Business — FCC’s Carr Says ABC Is Running a ‘Campaign of Misinformation’ on Probe. ArcaMax — Disney's ABC spars with the FCC (again) in defense of 'The View'