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 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.

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.

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.