Reps. Jamie Raskin and Frank Pallone highlighted Paramount settling Trump's lawsuit against CBS over the editing of a "60 Minutes" interview with Kamala Harris.
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Two top House Democrats are investigating whether Paramount
and Skydance Media acquiesced to “illegitimate demands” from President Donald Trump in order to win approval for their $8 billion merger.
“Two wrongs do not make a right,” Reps. Jamie Raskin of Maryland and Frank Pallone of New Jersey wrote to David Ellison, CEO of the newly formed Paramount Skydance Corporation
, in a letter obtained by CNBC.
The merger has faced scrutiny for what critics view as capitulations to Donald Trump, including a $16m settlement.
Paramount has reached a settlement with Donald Trump, who sued CBS News for $20 billion over the editing of a 60 Minutes…
Paramount has pulled back on a $35 million settlement with President Donald Trump after he sued the media company over a segment…
Netflix reached a deal to purchase Warner Bros. Discovery late last year, but Ellison has been angling for a hostile takeover.
At the Kennedy Center Honors Sunday night, Paramount CEO David Ellison chatted with President Donald Trump, people familiar with…
FCC Chairman Brendan Carr said he's hopeful Skydance will make "significant changes" at CBS News.
