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Rep. Buddy Carter has asked the FCC to investigate ABC, NBC, and CBS for their decisions not to air President Trump's primetime address on July 16. He raised concerns about the networks' obligations to serve the public interest and emphasized the importance of allowing Americans to hear presidential addresses directly.
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Rep. Buddy Carter has asked the FCC to investigate ABC, NBC, and CBS for their decisions not to air President Trump's primetime address on July 16. He raised concerns about the networks' obligations to serve the public interest and emphasized the importance of allowing Americans to hear presidential addresses directly.
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