Trump threatens to revoke licenses of TV networks that did not air his address

President Donald Trump said he would like to revoke the broadcasting licenses of American television networks that did not air his July 16 address to the nation. Speaking about the evening speech, the article says the address focused mainly on alleged foreign interference in the U.S. electoral process. Trump criticized channels that declined to carry the speech live, arguing they knew the subject matter and were aligned with “collusion.” He claimed that such “fraud” should lead to license revocation and asserted that the U.S. has elections unlike any other country. The article also reports Trump accused China, “above all,” of trying to exert large-scale influence over the course of U.S. elections.