U.S. networks face dilemma over whether to air Trump's election security speech

Major networks are weighing whether to air President Trump’s planned primetime address on election security this Thursday, days before critical midterms.
The White House may disclose sensitive intel about possible Chinese interference, while some Democrats urge networks not to broadcast the speech over concerns he’ll repeat debunked claims.
The standoff highlights rising tensions between Trump and broadcasters amid FCC inquiries, ownership shakeups (Comcast/Disney/Paramount) and recent legal and credibility battles in the media.