Benny Johnson

And sure as shooting, Glenn, that's exactly what they're doing right now.

Paid for by Supersure Insurance Agency, LLC, a licensed insurance agency.

So this electromagnetic spectrum is maintained by transistors.

It is maintained by towers, and those towers are incredibly important to the broadcast capacity.

Of course.

But what those licenses allow is for federal deductions.

It allows for operations to be maintained throughout this system.

The corporations that own these licenses have these lavish privileges in order to broadcast directly into every single home.

How much more how much more valuable would my program be if every TV came with the Benny show?

loaded in and locked in.

And it's just a channel you click on and you don't have to pay for.

Again, like there there are federal subsidies that go into that.

And Glenn, you've been around this business enough to know that these kind of things become massive write offs.

These kind of things have huge loopholes.

And one way or another, the taxpayer ends up paying for it.

But go ahead.

How much more valuable would my program be if every single TV in the country for the last 100 years had my program automatically loaded into it for $0?

That is a massive gift to every broadcaster that gets those precious licenses.

But doesn't the American tax—through the FCC and through the use of that bandwidth and through the giving of that bandwidth and then the maintenance, even if that maintenance comes directly from the FCC and their own staff and the licensures and the phalanx of lawyers that it takes to run the FCC and to monitor all this, isn't that prima facie a gift from the taxpayer?

Now we're talking, Glenn.