WASHINGTON, Feb 3 (Reuters) - Paramount's CBS News

said late Monday it has turned over documents sought by

the Federal Communications Commission in its probe into a "60

Minutes" interview with then Vice President Kamala Harris, a

spokesperson for the network said.

FCC Chair Brendan Carr said last week the agency had

reinstated a complaint into the appearance. On Monday, Carr, who

was named chair by President Donald Trump, told Fox News he

expected CBS to turn over a copy of the unedited transcript of

the interview by the end of the day.

"CBS played the same question on two different programs and

clearly the words of the answers were very different," Carr

said.