Controversial Anti-Abortion Ad Airs on 'The View', Comparing Hosts to Nazis

ABC was required by federal law to broadcast the ad, which included graphic imagery and targeted celebrities supporting abortion rights.

Anti-abortion activist Randall Terry, a fringe presidential candidate, created the ad to leverage FCC regulations that mandate broadcasters air legally qualified candidates' ads.
The ad aired during a commercial break on 'The View' and featured graphic images of fetuses, sparking viewer warnings from ABC.
Terry's ad attacks high-profile personalities, including Whoopi Goldberg and Taylor Swift, equating them with Nazi propagandists for their support of abortion rights.
The FCC regulations prohibit broadcasters from censoring political ads from qualified candidates, a rule Terry has exploited to disseminate his message.
CNN has condemned the ad as 'outrageous, antisemitic, and dangerous,' while concerns grow over the manipulation of FCC rules to spread provocative rhetoric.