In a time where the responsibility of media outlets is scrutinized more than ever, it is imperative to address actions that cross the line from freedom of speech to inciting violence. A disturbing event unfolded when Jesse Watters, an anchor on Fox News, allegedly incited violence on-air with reference to the tragic murder of activist Charlie Kirk. Despite public outrage and concerns, Fox News has made no statement about Watters's comments, nor taken any disciplinary action against him. This sets a dangerous precedent where violent rhetoric is tolerated and even perpetuated on national television.

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has guidelines and strict policies against broadcast content that incites violence. Allowing such rhetoric to go unpunished contradicts these regulations and undermines public trust in media institutions. Fox News's inaction, in this case, is not just negligence, but tacit complicity in fostering a hostile environment that may embolden further violent actions.

We must hold media organizations accountable for the content they broadcast and the standards they uphold. Revoking the broadcast licenses for the 29 affiliate stations Fox News owns would send a strong message that inciting violence will not be tolerated and that media outlets are responsible for their content and its impact on society.

Sign this petition to demand that the FCC investigate this matter thoroughly and take appropriate action to revoke Fox News affiliate broadcast licenses if they find sufficient grounds, thereby protecting the integrity of our media landscape and ensuring that such incitement of violence is not given a public platform. The safety and well-being of our society depend on maintaining high ethical standards in our media broadcast systems. Please sign and support this crucial cause.