Donald Trump just said it’s “probably illegal” for Seth Meyers to make fun of him.

It’s not just bluster. His FCC has already floated pulling broadcast licenses over “anti-Trump bias.”

First, Trump strong-armed CBS into canceling Stephen Colbert’s show. ABC folded next, pulling Jimmy Kimmel off the air until public outrage forced them to back down. Now Trump is targeting another late-night comedian — and if we don’t push back right now, there’s no telling what’s next.

NBCUniversal CEO Michael Cavanagh and Comcast CEO Brian Roberts have a choice: stand tall for democracy, or bow to Trump’s bullying.

Tell NBC: “Don’t let Donald Trump censor your network. Stand with Seth Meyers and defend free speech — no matter who’s in the White House.”

Trump’s threats aren’t idle. He’s weaponizing federal power to crush dissent and punish humor — the exact same tactics dictators use to silence their critics.

If NBC caves, Trump wins. But if NBC stands firm, it sends a message louder than any punchline: in America, you can mock the president — and keep your job.

This is bigger than late-night TV. It’s about whether we still live in a country where the powerful can be mocked, challenged, and held to account. We won before, and we must win again.

Add your name to tell NBC: Stand with Seth Meyers. Stand with free speech.