Donald Trump now claims the FCC should take away CBS Television's license for broadcasting an interview with Kamala Harris on its weekly program, "60 Minutes."
Point one: He rejected an interview request from the same program executives.
Point two: Such a suspension would violate the U.S. Constitution's Second Amendment guarantee of a free press. (The FCC has refuted the demand.)
Point three: If a candidate can succeed in such a demand, so also could a President.
Point four: If government can control TV media, it could also control print media.
Point five: If this happens, then the U.S. is no longer a democracy, but a dictatorship.
Point six: Perhaps this is just what this political leader wants.
Such a thing has already happened in other countries.
Point one: He rejected an interview request from the same program executives.
Point two: Such a suspension would violate the U.S. Constitution's Second Amendment guarantee of a free press. (The FCC has refuted the demand.)
Point three: If a candidate can succeed in such a demand, so also could a President.
Point four: If government can control TV media, it could also control print media.
Point five: If this happens, then the U.S. is no longer a democracy, but a dictatorship.
Point six: Perhaps this is just what this political leader wants.
Such a thing has already happened in other countries.
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