Over 2000 people have complained after news host Jon Snow's remark he had "never seen so many white people in one place" while broadcasting at a pro-Brexit rally.
TV watchdog Ofcom said it had received 2,025 complaints and is deciding whether to investigate.
The 71-year-old presenter was signing off from Friday evening's Channel 4 News bulletin when he made the comment.
He was referring, during the live broadcast, to the pro-Brexit protesters who brought Westminster to a standstill.
"It's been the most extraordinary day," he said. "A day which has seen ... I have never seen so many white people in one place, it's an extraordinary story.
"There are people everywhere, there are crowds everywhere."
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An Ofcom spokeswoman said: "We are assessing these complaints against our broadcasting rules, but are yet to decide whether or not to investigate."
The remarks drew criticism online from some viewers who described the comments about "white people" as unnecessary.
In a statement, Channel 4 News said it regretted any offence caused.
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"This was an unscripted observation at the very end of a long week of fast-moving Brexit developments," a spokeswoman said.
"Jon has covered major events such as this over a long career and this was a spontaneous comment reflecting his observation that, in a London demonstration of that size, ethnic minorities seemed to be significantly under-represented.
"We regret any offence caused by his comment."
