A television interview will not be broadcast as planned. This decision comes after certain actions by the Federal Communications Commission. The FCC is led by officials appointed by President Donald Trump.
The interview in question was conducted by a comedian who hosts a late-night show. He had spoken with a nominee for the Texas Democratic Senate.
Further details about this situation are available from the source, including the reasoning behind the decision to pull the interview from broadcast.
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