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Trump promises NBC's Welker will be reported to FCC 'for rebuke or punishment'

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Donald Trump is named in all 3 reports, Kristen Welker in all 3 and Federal Communications Commission in 2 of 3.

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  1. The Hill

    Trump promises NBC's Welker will be reported to FCC 'for rebuke or punishment'

    President Trump said Sunday that NBC News's "Meet the Press" host Kristen Welker will be reported to the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) after she reportedly said on the program that Trump-end
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  2. The Hill

    'Rebuke or punishment': Trump threatens to report Kristen Welker to FCC

    Press can be criticized, but the president cannot use the power of the federal government as a threat against a journalist because the coverage is unfavorable.
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  3. The Hill

    Trump's attacks on NBC's Welker raise pressure on FCC

    President Trump's threat to have the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) punish “Meet the Press” moderator Kristen Welker over her reporting on his primary endorsement record has renewed concerns
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How the coverage developed

  1. first The Hill coverage detected Trump promises NBC's Welker will be reported to FCC 'for rebuke or punishment'
  2. +1d The Hill coverage detected 'Rebuke or punishment': Trump threatens to report Kristen Welker to FCC
  3. +1d The Hill coverage detected Trump's attacks on NBC's Welker raise pressure on FCC

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