Brendan Carr defends FCC role in dropped Colbert interview: ‘No censorship’

Colbert accuses Trump administration of censorship after CBS pulls interview.

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The story so far

3 developments
  1. Feb 17Colbert accuses Trump administration of censorship after CBS pulls interview
  2. Feb 18Only right-leaning coverage:FCC chair Brendan Carr says media were ‘lied to’ over Stephen Colbert controversy
  3. Feb 19Brendan Carr defends FCC role in dropped Colbert interview: ‘No censorship’

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Last development · Feb 19 — Brendan Carr defends FCC role in dropped Colbert interview: ‘No censorship’

The bigger story

How each side is putting it

Left

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Rolling StoneLeft· 222d ago

Brendan Carr Defends FCC After Colbert Outrage, But Confirms FCC Is Investigating 'The View'

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Right

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New Hampshire Union LeaderLean Right· 222d ago

Brendan Carr defends FCC role in dropped Colbert interview: ‘No censorship’

Fox NewsRight· 222d ago

FCC chair Brendan Carr sets the record straight on Stephen Colbert censorship claims

Washington ExaminerRight· 223d ago

Carr denies 'hoax' that FCC blocked Colbert-Talarico interview

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Left

3 articles
The GuardianLean Left· 223d ago

FCC chair Brendan Carr says media were ‘lied to’ over Stephen Colbert controversy

VarietyLean Left· 224d ago

CBS ‘Censorship’ of Stephen Colbert Slammed by Democratic FCC Commissioner as Latest ‘Corporate Capitulation’ to Trump Administration

The GuardianLean Left· 224d ago

Colbert accuses Trump administration of censorship after CBS pulls interview

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