FCC Urged To Address ‘Deeper Disease’ and ‘Relentless Bias’ at CBS News, Require ‘60 Minutes’ To ‘Promptly’ Release Transcripts of All Political Interviews

The Center for American Rights suggests the FCC could set some editorial conditions for CBS as part of its parent company’s planned merger with Skydance.

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Kamala Harris sits down with Bill Whitaker for her '60 Minutes' interview. CBS News

The Federal Communications Commission is being urged to require CBS News to release transcripts of its political interviews conducted by its flagship program, “60 Minutes.”

The center-right law firm, the Center for American Rights, or CAR, submitted a filing to the FCC as part of the public comment process of its “news distortion” complaint against CBS over its editing of Vice President Harris’ interview with “60 Minutes” in the final weeks of the 2024 election. 

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