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In Stephen Colbert vs CBS, James Talarico ends up winner

After Colbert-CBS rift, interview with Texas Senate candidate James Talarico draws 85M views across YouTube & social

EXCLUSIVE – An interview by Stephen Colbert with U.S. Senate candidate James Talarico intended for broadcast on CBS but instead posted only online has now drawn 85 million views across YouTube and social media.

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Talarico raises $2.5M after 'censored' Stephen Colbert appearance

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Stephen Colbert Fires Back After CBS Claims It Didn’t Ban James Talarico Interview

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Jasmine Crockett Says FCC 'Did Not Shut Down' James Talarico's Colbert Interview

Rep. Jasmine Crockett (D-Texas) seemed to challenge the narrative surrounding CBS’s controversial decision not to air Stephen Colbert’s interview with her Senate Democratic primary opponent James Tala...

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Stephen Colbert’s Unaired James Talarico Interview Hits 7.3 Million YouTube Views and Results in $2.5 Million Raised for Talarico’s Campaign in 24 Hours

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How YouTube won, TV lost from the Stephen Colbert-James Talarico show | Opinion

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Stephen Colbert Says CBS Released Statement About Pulled James Talarico Interview ‘Without Ever Talking to Me’: ‘I Really Don’t Want an Adversarial Relationship With the Network’

“Without ever talking to me, the corporation put out this press release,” Colbert said, presenting the statement to the audience on a sheet of paper.

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U.S. Senate candidate James Talarico speaks after interview is blocked by CBS

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Did CBS Scrap Colbert’s Interview With James Talarico?

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Stephen Colbert calls CBS' statement denying they blocked "The Late Show" from airing James Talarico's interview "crap", dumps it in the trash bin

While Stephen Colbert called CBS' statement "crap," James Talarico, too, shared his take on the controversy. Talarico had a conversation with CBS Austin's Farrah Walton. The interviewer asked Talarico if he believed that the equal-time rule might just "discourage" broadcasters from hosting political candidates.