President Donald Trump suggested revoking the broadcast licenses of TV networks that declined to air his primetime address. He stated that NBC and ABC News refused to cover his speech, which he characterized as an attempt to hide election corruption. Trump argued that their use of public airwaves without payment necessitates honesty in reporting. ABC News later announced they would stream the speech and air it on radio, but not their main broadcast channel. NBC News also aired the address on its streaming platform. During his speech, Trump announced the declassification of information regarding alleged Chinese hacking of voter data. He also cited a Homeland Security review indicating noncitizens registered to vote in federal elections. Trump ordered the agency to inform states to remove ineligible voters from their rolls. White House communications director Steven Cheung criticized NBC and ABC for not airing the address. He directed viewers to the White House platform for the president's remarks. Trump had previously called for license revocation due to perceived unfair coverage of Republicans and conservatives. The FCC is also reviewing license renewals for several ABC stations and investigating potential violations related to "The View."