Some major TV networks showed President Donald Trump’s prime-time address live on Thursday night while others pointedly did not — a divide that highlighted Trump’s long record of lying and renewed discussion about the news media’s responsibilities.

Cable news networks and broadcast channels appear to be noncommittal on airing President Donald Trump’s forthcoming address on Thursday. Trump announced on Truth Social that he would be making a primetime address to the nation at 9 p.

The broadcast networks have yet to announce whether they will preempt programming and carry President Donald Trump’s primetime address to the nation on Thursday evening, but it’s no surprise why the matter is still under discussion.

From CNN to Fox News: How the networks handled President Donald Trump's primetime address to the nation on July 16.

President Trump’s rant to the nation about election fraud Thursday night was full of inaccuracies, previously known information, and claims unsupported by evidence. On the biggest conservative TV network,

Reiner, 78, also had an extensive onscreen career, and one of his most recent shows was Disney Plus’ The Bear, in which he played a businessman, Albert Schnurr, in series four. When the show returned for a fifth series, a touching tribute was paid to the late star.

Lindsey Graham was booked for Meet the Press. Trump jumped in after he died for revealing interview - Graham was set to appear on NBC’s Sunday morning talker to discuss the collapse of the Iran ceasef