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James Talarico, Candidate For U.S. Senate, To Hold L.A. Fundraiser

Talarico is running in the Democratic Senate primary and is scheduled to hold a Los Angeles fundraiser.

James Talarico, Candidate For U.S. Senate, To Hold L.A. Fundraiser
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James Talarico, a Democratic U.S. Senate candidate in Texas, is scheduled to hold a Los Angeles fundraiser with suggested contributions ranging from $2,500 to $10,500. The report also revisits his interview’s move to YouTube after CBS restricted its broadcast appearance.

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Texas Senate candidate holding a Los Angeles fundraiser

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Democratic Senate primary candidate in Texas

Ken Paxton
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Texas attorney general and Republican Senate candidate

John Cornyn
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Texas senator whose seat is the subject of the Senate race

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CBS Does Not Air Colbert Interview With James Talarico

Stephen Colbert’s interview with Texas Senate candidate James Talarico did not air on CBS television and was later posted online. Coverage centers on CBS’s equal-time guidance and disagreement over whether it barred the broadcast or led the show to choose not to air it. Left-leaning outlets frame the decision as political pressure on speech and note the interview’s online reach and possible campaign benefit. Center outlets focus on competing accounts of CBS’s equal-time guidance, while some track the interview’s reach and fundraising. Right-leaning outlets emphasize CBS’s account of legal guidance and challenge claims that the FCC or Trump stopped the interview.

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