Benny Johnson

Absolutely.

I heard you, you can go to the FCC's website and put in the call letters of the station that you want to look at and you can pull up any radio or TV station in America.

And all of their correspondence is on there.

You had mentioned that yesterday.

And it is absolutely true that correspondence from the public still has to be shown there.

And also the radio or television station's response.

It is a local thing.

You are correct.

Maybe not quite in the same way.

You know, the FCC hasn't been as strict on that as they once were, but yeah, it's still, you know, if you're a group owner and

Sure.

And, you know, one of the things, too, that we, you know, I worked for ABC, actually started at ABC back in the 80s, ABC Radio.

That was when that was still a thing.

And back then, and even when I was at CBS, we still had standards and practices.

You had to talk to, you know, if anything came up from the public, an objection or a strongly worded letter, we had, I had to get involved because I was involved on a corporate level.

And if it was a

If it was a station matter like that, I had to get involved as a corporate executive on that.

Absolutely.

It still makes me sweat to a degree.

Okay.