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Trump's speech tested TV networks. How they handled his election fraud claims

President Donald Trump 's primetime address to the nation on Thursday, July 16, served as a test of how American TV networks handle presidential speeches that could result in disputed claims.

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Are major TV networks 'refusing' to air Trump's July 16 speech?

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US TV networks split on broadcasting Trump’s election-focused speech

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Trump Threatens To Revoke ABC and NBC Licenses for Not Broadcasting His Election Speech

On Thursday night, President Donald Trump delivered a primetime address to the nation on one of his favorite topics: the 2020 election.

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Trump demands TV networks lose licenses after refusing to air his speech

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Trump calls for NBC and ABC to have their licenses revoked for not airing his ‘election interference’ speech

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Sinclair-Owned ABC, NBC Stations Preempt Network Programming for Trump Primetime Speech

A spokesperson for Sinclair, Inc. confirmed to TheWrap Thursday that they "preempted network programming" on their NBC and ABC affiliated stations to air The National News Desk, which carried the pres...

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Trump calls for revocation of ABC, NBC licenses over speech snub

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Trump accuses China of rigging 2020 election

Here’s how the TV networks handled Trump’s highly unusual prime-time address

Some major TV networks showed President Donald Trump’s prime-time address live on Thursday night while others pointedly did not — a divide that highlighted Trump’s long record of lying and renewed discussion about the news media’s responsibilities.

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TV Networks Humiliate Trump Over His Address to the Nation

Cable news networks and broadcast channels appear to be noncommittal on airing President Donald Trump’s forthcoming address on Thursday. Trump announced on Truth Social that he would be making a primetime address to the nation at 9 p.

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To air or not to air? The Trump dilemma for TV news | Opinion

Donald Trump addressed the nation with claims that elections in the U.S. aren't safe. Fox News and other networks chose different ways of covering it.