After Tuesday's presidential debate, former President Donald Trump said ABC ought to lose its license for the 'unfair debate.'

First: FCC chair rebuffs Trump’s post-debate call to strip ABC’s license The Democratic chair of the Federal Communications Commission is pushing back on former president Donald Trump’s call for ABC to lose its broadcast license because of the way its journalists moderated his debate with Vice President Kamala Harris.

Donald Trump has said that ABC's "two lightweight 'anchors' have brought disgrace onto the company" after the presidential debate in Philadelphia on Tuesday.

The problem isn’t just that Donald Trump threatened a network’s broadcast license. The problem is that he keeps threatening networks’ broadcast licenses.

The Federal Communications Commission rebuffed former President Donald Trump for saying ABC’s license should be revoked after his debate on the network against Vice President Kamala Harris. The FCC’s Democratic chairwoman declared Thursday that her agency would not pursue Trump’s request to “take away” ABC’s broadcasting license.

"ABC took a big hit last night," Trump said during an interview on Fox and Friends Wednesday morning. "I mean, to be honest, they're a news organization. They have to be licensed to do it. They ought to take away their license for the way they did that.

The head of the FCC says the agency will not act on a comment made by Trump to revoke ABC's broadcast license over his performance at this week's debate. This article, FCC chair rejects call from Trump to strip ABC of broadcast license,