WASHINGTON, March 20 (Reuters) - Conservative advocacy

groups on Thursday asked the Federal Communications Commission

to reject a complaint over CBS's "60 Minutes" interview with

then-Vice President Kamala Harris.

The Center for Individual Freedom, Americans for Tax Reform,

Taxpayers Protection Alliance and other groups called on FCC

Chair Brendan Carr to end the investigation into the unit of

Paramount Global ( PARAA ), saying an "adverse ruling against CBS

would constitute regulatory overreach and advance precedent that

can be weaponized by future FCCs."