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FCC Chair Brendan Carr Reinstates Bias Complaints Against Major Networks Over Campaign Coverage

  • The Federal Communications Commission has reinstated complaints against CBS, ABC, and NBC regarding their coverage of the presidential campaign, as stated by Brendan Carr, the new Republican chair of the agency.
  • The complaints allege that CBS distorted news by editing Kamala Harris's interview on '60 Minutes,' according to the Center for American Rights.
  • The ABC complaint argues that moderators favored Harris during her debate with President Donald Trump by aggressively fact-checking him, as reported by Newsmax.
  • The NBC complaint claims that 'Saturday Night Live' violated the equal time rule by featuring Harris without giving Trump an opportunity, according to The Hill.
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58% Right
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