President Donald Trump and NBC have a relationship that’s too close for comfort, according to one former star of the peacock network.
Kathy Griffin, who starred in NBC’s hit sitcom “Suddenly Susan” from 1996 to 2000, said comedians have a certain obligation to challenge authority figures.
“There seems to be some sort of relationship between NBC and Trump that’s not good. It’s not good,” Griffin told TheWrap in a wide-ranging interview Tuesday. “There is a lot of collusion between him still being able to do ‘The Apprentice,’” the comedian added.
“I worked at NBC for well over 10 years,” Griffin said.