A TV interview with James Talarico will be available online instead of on television. This decision comes after the show received pressure from regulators. The interview will bypass regulation by being posted on YouTube.
Talarico is running for U.S. Senate and his appearances on TV shows have been affected by regulatory guidance. His interview on another show was also moved online earlier this year.
Further details about the interview and the regulatory issues are available from the source. Talarico's campaign is significant as he is in a competitive race and has given hope to Democrats in a predominantly Republican area.
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