"Federal law requires that broadcasters provide comparable time and placement to all legally qualified candidates when the Equal Time rule is triggered."
The commission’s equal time rule requires broadcast television and radio stations to provide comparable time and placement to opposing candidates for federal office. I
A Republican member of the Federal Communications Commission voiced concerns that Vice President Kamala Harris’ appearance on “Saturday Night Live” this weekend may have violated a rule that requires networks to provide equal airtime to both candidates.
A Federal Communications Commission commissioner claimed on Saturday that Kamala Harris' appearance on Saturday Night Live violates the equal time rule.
FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr claimed that Kamala Harris' cameo on Saturday Night Live was a "clear and blatant effort" by the show to evade the FCC's Equal Time Rule.
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