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Andrew Yang accuses MSNBC of "suppressing" him and "ignoring" his campaign
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The Democratic presidential candidate demanded an apology via Twitter, accusing the liberal-leaning network of edging him out of coverage. “Americans tuned in to the debate earlier this week and they saw I got called on less than any other candidate–including candidates I am polling higher than–and the questions I did get had virtually nothing to do with the core ideas of my campaign,” Yang added in an interview with CNN on Saturday. He also accused MSNBC of omitting him from dozens of fundraising and polling graphics, and noted that the cable network once called him "John Yang." MSNBC has yet to respond to Yang's tweets.
TOPICS: Andrew Yang, CNN, MSNBC, 2020 Presidential Election, Cable News
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