Sinclair cuts Boris Epshteyn’s program as network shifts focus to investigative reporting

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Sinclair Broadcast Group will no longer produce commentary programming, including Boris Epshteyn’s show, to focus on investigative local reporting.

In a statement about the change, Sinclair told its staff that both Epshteyn and former Obama campaign staffer Ameshia Cross would no longer host their political commentary shows for the network to provide time for investigative reporting. Sinclair owns 193 stations across the United States and wanted to allow local reporters time to air their investigative findings.

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