Skydance Media has responded to an inquiry from three left-wing U.S. senators who expressed concerns about “bribery” with respect to the Trump administration’s approval of its deal to acquire Paramount Global — and had questioned whether Skydance had any part in the cancellation of “The Late Show With Stephen Colbert.

Skydance has responded to a series of queries from a group of Senate Democrats, declaring that it complied with anti-bribery laws as it worked to close its acquisition of Paramount Global.

Skydance responded to questions leveled by Senate Democrats over accusations it violated anti-bribery laws and had a role in the "Late Show" cancellation ahead of the Paramount merger.

Skydance on Thursday said in a letter to Senate democrats that it has fully complied with all laws, a response to questions raised by Sens. Elizabeth Warren, Bernie Sanders and Ron Wyden about Paramount’s settlement with Trump and his claim that he will get additional ads for his causes.

Days before a new ownership team takes control of the company, Paramount Global reported second-quarter earnings that beat analysts’ estimates, crediting lower costs and growth in streaming profit.

The FCC has approved Paramount and Skydance’s $8 billion merger after executives at the companies committed to