Fact-check fight: CBS News cuts candidates' mics after JD Vance objects to a moderator's correction
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AP Media Writer CBS News briefly muted the debate microphones of the two vice presidential candidates after Republican JD Vance objected to a fact-check made by Margaret Brennan, one of the network’s moderators.
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AP Media Writer CBS News briefly muted the debate microphones of the two vice presidential candidates after Republican JD Vance objected to a fact-check made by Margaret Brennan, one of the network’s moderators.
CBS censored Sen. J.D. Vance, cutting his microphone during the vice presidential candidates debate Tuesday, as he tried to correct the network's anchors on the immigration process.
CBS moderators Norah O’Donnell and Margaret Brennan had an important choice to make ahead of Tuesday’s vice-presidential debate: would they directly fact check the candidates’statements live in the moment? Or would they take a hands-off approach and let the candidates fact check each other?
A focus group of Republicans, Democrats and independents reacted to Trump's running mate Sen. JD Vance's microphone being cut off during the CBS News Vice Presidential Debate on Tuesday night.
CBS News cut off both candidates’ microphones during Tuesday’s vice presidential debate after Sen. JD Vance sparred with one of the moderators on immigration before Tim Walz decided to chime in.
A focus group reacted to JD Vance's microphone being cut off during the CBS debate, with many Republicans and independents disapproving of the moderators' interruption.