FCC Rejects Censorship, Checks Out “The Sight”
Washington D.C.– The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is under examination after allegations of censorship developed worrying a Stephen Colbert interview with a Democratic Senate prospect. FCC Chair Brendan Carr refuted cases of federal government censorship, specifying CBS might have broadcast the interview with James Talarico if equal time regulations were adhered to.
Secret Truths:
- The FCC verified it is examining ABC’s “The Sight” for possible equal time policy offenses.
- New FCC guidance, issued in January, got rid of the “bona fide” information exemption for talk shows.
- Colbert’s unaired meeting with Talarico garnered over 6 million sights on YouTube.
- Democratic FCC Commissioner Anna Gomez criticized the support, mentioning free speech issues.
