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    Colbert entlarvt CBS wegen Zusammenarbeit mit der Trump-Administration – Der Sender hat Stephen Colberts Interview mit James Talarico, dem Kandidaten für den demokratischen Senat von Texas, aufgrund des Drucks der FCC eingestellt.


    Colbert entlarvt CBS wegen Zusammenarbeit mit der Trump-Administration – Der Sender hat Stephen Colberts Interview mit James Talarico, dem Kandidaten für den demokratischen Senat von Texas, aufgrund des Drucks der FCC eingestellt.

    https://newrepublic.com/post/206644/colbert-exposes-cbs-collaborating-trump-administration-james-talarico-brendan-carr-fcc

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    1. NamelessResearcher on

      As if it wasn’t bad enough that Stephen’s show is about to be pulled off the air… why is CBS so desperate to appease this crabby, moronic dictator?

    2. CouchCorrespondent on

      CBS has become a propaganda mechanism for the GOP.

      Colbert is the last bit of „truthiness“.

    4. Competitive-Bike-277 on

      I dropped CBS after they caved over the 60 minutes suit. I’m not going back so long as it’s owned by that fucking lizard Ellison. To see them cave to that nazi Carr is no surprise to me. 

    5. FartyJizzums on

      Pulling interviews of political adversaries to appease the sitting President?

      Totally cool and normal. And totally not at all like North Korea or Iran.

      We are so fucked.

    6. Catymandoo on

      I do hope that Mr Colbert when he chooses to, finds a path back into TV media and is able to continue his fight for your (I’m UK) democracy. Alongside Jimmy Kimmel the chat show hosts have stood clear and strong in denouncing Trump and his reprehensible and cruel attack on a leading democracy.

      Now the leopards are feasting amongst MAGA perhaps their end is nigh. 🤞🏻

    7. ANTILAMER13 on

      Here’s the scoop kids:

      David Ellison [wants access](https://bpr.studentorg.berkeley.edu/2025/12/03/how-the-ellison-empire-is-killing-americas-democratic-media/) to the doors that the executive branch holds the keys to. Get familiar[Unitary Executive Theory](https://constitutionus.com/democracy/unitary-executive-theory/)

      David Ellison appoints/crowns/ brings in [Bari Weiss](https://www.democracynow.org/2025/10/8/bari_weiss_david_klion_cbs_paramount) (look up this conservative Queen)

      Bari Weiss at the head of CBC turns CBS into a tool of fascist state media.

    8. xtracrableg on

      Talarico should now gain traction from all news outlets, to see the FCC squirm.

    9. lifeat24fps on

      It’s a lie that FCC leadership wants equal time for conservative candidates. It wants NO candidates.

      Equal time, if enforced, means they’re obligated to invite the opposing candidate to appear. But conservative candidates do not want to go on Colbert. Because they’re largely jackasses and the last thing they actually want is to end up making even bigger jackasses of themselves on TV.

    11. coreychch on

      I’m hoping it will backfire on Carr create a bit of a Streisand effect and draw more attention to the interview. It’s well worth a watch on YouTube.

    14. bailaoban on

      I look forward to Colbert soon reaching a much broader audience than he ever could with the Late Show shackles on. Network TV is dead as dirt.

    15. HuTaosTwinTails on

      Censored free speech and having state run and controlled media propaganda machines like fox news. This is what MAGA wants.

    16. Millerdjone on

      I *never* would’ve watched this interview had the FCC, Carr and CBS tried to stop me. Please, for the love of God, VOTE IN NOVEMBER.

    17. jrob321 on

      When media companies decline to exercise their Constitutionally protected free speech in fear of backlash from the government you are no longer anticipating the rise and/or threat of a fascist state, you are IN one.

      This is by design.

      This threat by a government agency is intended to create a slippery slope in which speech is voluntarily withheld or otherwise stifled resulting in the elimination of dissent.

      It starts out small, and it eventually snowballs to the point the populace is only consuming state approved content.

      This is dangerous.

      This cannot happen in a free state.

    18. Embarrassed_Fee6951 on

      I would love if the republican candidate got equal interview time with Colbert. Please let Colbert interview Paxton

    20. airwalker08 on

      The Republican government is using its power to silence opposition candidates? The Trump administration may not check all of the boxes to justify calling them 100% fascist, but they do check way too many.

    23. HoosierRed on

      This is censorship from the snowflakes who called everyone snowflakes. If you look back, they accuse others of what they are.

    24. Positive-Ring-5172 on

      We badly need a law to force corporations to abide by the same limitations the government must abide by, especially regarding free speech.

    26. teaky on

      Yes, CBS sucks now, but this is the FCC under Brendan Carr of Project 2025 fame doing this.

    27. Signal_Minimum8509 on

      It’s a shame that all of these rich dudes bought news media companies so that they could immediately obliterate their brand, but information is everywhere now. People who seek authenticity and objective fact based reporting will find it eventually.

    29. forpornonly1234567 on

      like Paxton would ever submit to an interview by Colbert, Paxton would not like the questions he would get

    30. MirthandMystery on

      Silencing the media and talk show hosts/ comics under its umbrella network is attacking one of the pillars Democracy needs to be supported by.

      Free speech advocates on the right are too quiet about this relentless targeting.

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