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

Major networks are debating whether to air Trump’s primetime address on election security, with some urging a blackout over fears he’ll repeat debunked claims.
The White House may reveal sensitive intelligence about China’s alleged election interference, raising questions about accuracy and timing.
The decision is politically charged: networks face pressure from Trump while also coping with corporate and regulatory turmoil (FCC probes, mergers and lawsuits).