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President Donald Trump delivered a speech from the East Room of the White House, prompting a debate among news networks about whether to broadcast it live. Some networks, citing Trump's history of falsehoods, chose not to air the speech live but offered analysis and coverage afterward, while Fox News and Fox Broadcasting aired it in real time. The decision came amid heightened tensions between Trump and the media, with the president criticizing outlets that did not carry the speech live and suggesting they should face sanctions. The coverage approach varied across networks, with some providing streaming options and analysis, reflecting the ongoing conflict over media coverage and political influence.
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