Three people were upset enough by the Stormy Daniels interview to complain to the Federal Communications Commission — and those complaints are now public.
On March 25, in the year of our Lord 2018,22 million people turned on their TVs to watch adult film star and director Stormy Daniels tell renowned journalist Anderson Cooper about the time she had sex with the president. Also on March 25, three people got incredibly mad.
In her “60 Minutes” interview, Daniels alleged having a condom-less encounter with Donald Trump in 2006 and being threatened to keep quiet about the affair. Certainly more than three people were riled up by the segment, but only three were enterprising enough to take their complaints straight to the Federal Communications Commission. And thanks to a Freedom of Information Act request filed by HuffPost, the words of these engaged citizens will not go unheard.
Here is the comprehensive catalog of FCC complaints against the obscene scourge known as “60 Minutes.” God bless you, FCC complainers. May you never stop telling on your TVs to the government.
From Toledo, Ohio:
From Fairfield, New Jersey:
From a location unknown:
