FCC chair calls CBS News' conduct 'hard to explain' following release of Kamala Harris interview transcript
Federal Communication Commission Chairman Brendan Carr told Fox News Digital he's perplexed by CBS News' handling of the transcript of its "60 Minutes" interview with Kamala Harris.
FCC, CBS publish transcript of '60 Minutes' Harris interview
The Federal Communications Commission and CBS have published the transcript of the November 60 Minutes interview of former Vice President Kamala Harris that some say was edited to make her look better.
CBS News Posts ’60 Minutes’ Transcripts, Video Sought by FCC: ‘Not Doctored Or Deceitful’
CBS News has made transcripts and video tied to last year's interview with Kamala Harris available to the public
FCC Releases Unedited Kamala Harris ’60 Minutes’ Interview Amid Editing Controversy
The FCC has released the full, unedited footage and transcript of Kamala Harris’ recent interview with “60 Minutes” following public allegations of deceptive editing by CBS. Watch.
CBS releases transcripts and internal videos of Kamala Harris interview
The network provided materials from a “60 Minutes” interview with Kamala Harris to the FCC as part of a “news distortion” complaint review process.
CBS Turns Over Documents in FCC Probe of Then VP Harris' '60 Minutes' Interview
"We submitted the documents to the FCC today," the CBS News spokesperson told Reuters in an email. Last week, agency chair Brendan Carr, appointed by President Donald Trump, said the commission had reinstated a complaint into the appearance.
CBS News Hands Over Kamala Harris Interview Transcript, '60 Minutes' Chief Says He Won't Apologize
CBS News has turned over the transcript of its interview with Kamala Harris to the Federal Communications Commission, which has been pursuing the document for an investigation into favorable editing - but any settlement won't include an apology from "60 Minutes" executive editor Bill Owens.
CBS News Provides Unedited 60 Minutes Transcript to the FCC as Producer Vows Not to Apologize (Updated)
CBS News has provided an unedited transcript of its 60 Minutes interview with former Vice President Kamala Harris to the Federal Communications Commission. The move follows reports that the network’s parent company,
FCC chair Brendan Carr says he’ll fast-track CBS probe over editing of Kamala Harris’ ‘60 Minutes’ interview
Federal Communications Commission chairman Brendan Carr plans to put the investigation into allegedly biased editing by “60 Minutes” into high gear after CBS News hands over the full transcript of its controversial interview with Kamala Harris,
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US communications agency reinstates complaints, starts investigating media
CBS News complies with an FCC request to hand over the raw footage and transcript from a interview with 2024 Democratic ...
‘60 Minutes’ publicly releases transcripts of interview at heart of its dispute with Trump
CBS' “60 Minutes” on Wednesday released a full, unedited transcript of its October interview with Democratic presidential ...
How the FCC's 'Warrior for Free Speech' Became Our Censor in Chief
When Donald Trump announced the appointment of Brendan Carr to the top spot at the Federal Communications Commission, he ...
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A Plea for Institutional Modesty
That is especially true for those who serve at the FCC, an agency that “works in the shadow of the First Amendment,” as ...
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FCC Names Adam Candeub, Jay Schwarz to Key Positions
Learn about the Federal Communications Commission's new appointments to general counsel and chief of the Space Bureau, ...
Federal Communications Commission launches investigation of NPR and PBS
In a letter first obtained by The New York Times, FCC Chairman Brendan Carr wrote that “it’s possible that NPR and PBS member ...
Robocallers posing as FCC staff blocked after robocalling real FCC staff
Robocallers posing as employees of the Federal Communications Commission made the mistake of trying to scam real employees of ...