The parent company of CNN and several other cable channels, WarnerMedia refused to air two Trump campaign ads claiming that there was widespread voter fraud in the election.
A source told Bloomberg that the company refused to air the ads because their claims of election fraud couldn’t be substantiated.
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On Friday, the Trump campaign said they will begin airing ads on Dec. 12 “on national cable television,” to call “on the American people to help fix our broken election system.”
According to Bloomberg, the ads were to “inform viewers of the widespread corruption that occurred in the 2020 election.” The campaign cited claims about “suitcases of Biden ballots, dead people voting and money-for-vote schemes.”
Read the report on Bloomberg.
