Democratic presidential candidate Andrew Yang ended his personal feud with MSNBC after demanding the network’s apology for what he deemed to be unfair coverage last month.
Yang, 44, appeared on the liberal-leaning network Friday after accusing them of unfair treatment last month. He specifically referenced November’s presidential debate and being erroneously left out of multiple on-air graphics as reasons behind his temporary boycott of the network.
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