President Trump has requested that the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) take action against NBC's "Meet the Press" following remarks made by host Kristen Welker, who stated that the president has a "mixed record" on endorsements this year. This request may present challenges for GOP lawmakers and candidates, as Republicans faced public backlash last year when the FCC indicated it could pursue similar actions.
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Trump requests FCC action against NBC's 'Meet the Press' over comments
President Trump has called on the FCC to take action against NBC's 'Meet the Press' after host Kristen Welker described his endorsement record as 'mixed' this year. This situation could create difficulties for GOP lawmakers and candidates, recalling a previous public backlash over FCC threats.
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