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Q&A: Baltimore s Marilyn Mosby and attorney on the criminal tax investigation of her and her husband
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Q&A: Baltimore s Marilyn Mosby and attorney on the criminal tax investigation of her and her husband
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FFC Commissioner Brendan Carr Calls for Dismissal of FCC Complaint Against Journalistic Freedom – NRB
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The Baltimore State Attorney’s office is asking the Federal Communications Commission to investigate and possibly sanction or censor a news station that publicized what the Democrat office labeled as “extremely dangerous coverage” of the state attorney.
In the complaint filed last week, the Baltimore State Attorney’s communications director Zy Richardson claimed that Sinclair’s Fox-affiliated WBFF’s press time devoted to Marilyn Mosby, the top prosecutor in Baltimore, was “blatantly slanted, dishonest, misleading, racist, and extremely dangerous.”
In addition to creating what the complaint alleged was an “intentional crusade against State’s Attorney Mosby, which given today’s politically charged and divisive environment, is extremely dangerous,” Mosby’s office said that WBFF has exhibited a “dangerous pattern” of “slanted, rigged, misleading or inflammatory headlines … followed by a conspiracy theory . . . and supported with guest commentary from
Baltimore prosecutor s office asks FCC to probe local TV station over abhorrent coverage of her The distinctly relentless slanted broadcast news campaign. has the stench of racism Follow Us
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By Andrew Blake - The Washington Times - Saturday, May 8, 2021
The office of Marilyn Mosby, the top prosecutor in Baltimore, has requested the Federal Communications Commission look into a local TV station over concerns involving its reporting about her.
In a letter this week, the Baltimore City State’s Attorney’s Office, led by Ms. Mosby, asked the FCC to open an investigation into WBFF, a Fox-affiliated network owned by the Sinclair Broadcast Group.