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Colbert says CBS scrapped his James Talarico interview

Colbert says CBS scrapped his James Talarico interview after Trump FCC’s threats

Stephen Colbert taped a “Late Show” interview with James Talarico, a candidate in the Democratic Senate primary in Texas. But he says CBS lawyers intervened before the interview could air on TV.

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Stephen Colbert says CBS didn't air Rep. James Talarico interview out of fear of FCC

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FCC chair rips Colbert 'hoax' after CBS denied blocking Talarico interview, says media fell for it

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Stephen Colbert’s Unaired James Talarico Interview Hits 7.3 Million YouTube Views and Results in $2.5 Million Raised for Talarico’s Campaign in 24 Hours

“The Late Show With Stephen Colbert ” was blocked on Monday by CBS from broadcasting its interview with Texas State Rep. James Talarico — fearing retribution from the FCC.

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Details on controversy over Stephen Colbert's interview with James Talarico

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Stephen Colbert ‘Humiliated’ CBS According to Latest Rumors — Insider

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Stephen Colbert Just Gave Brendan Carr a Free Lesson in the Streisand Effect

On Monday night, Stephen Colbert told viewers of the CBS Late Show that he wouldn’t be able to air his scheduled interview with Texas state Rep. James Talarico, who is vying to challenge four-term Rep...

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Stephen Colbert’s Bosses Reportedly ‘Furious’ After He ‘Humiliated’ CBS Amid Censorship Claims

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Stephen Colbert Slams CBS Defense Over Scrapped Interview

Trump Official Says US Did Not Censor Colbert Interview but Is Probing ABC's 'The View'

FCC Chair Brendan Carr confirmed that the FCC had opened an ⁠enforcement into ⁠whether the ⁠ABC daytime talk show violated equal time rules for ⁠interviews with political candidates.

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After Colbert-CBS Rift, Interview With Texas Senate Candidate James Talarico Draws 85M Views Across YouTube & Social

EXCLUSIVE – An interview by Stephen Colbert with U.S. Senate candidate James Talarico intended for broadcast on CBS but instead posted only online has now drawn 85 million views across YouTube and social media.