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Tom's making a very, very good point here.

So if you go to the history of a 1934 equal time, okay, established under Commission Acts of 1934 and enforced by the Federal Communications Commission, FCC, requires that U.S.

broadcast TV and radio give equal opportunity to all legally qualified political candidates for the same office if they request it.

This doesn't mean equal airtime automatically.

It applies when a station sells or gives airtime to one candidate,

then they must offer the same terms, time, rates, and conditions to others as well.

Now, obviously, none of that is accurate with what happened with NBC and CBS and ABC.

Now, if they choose to go after them, it's going to be a very slippery slope on what happens here.

There's the good and there's the bad here.

Let me tell you what the good and the bad is here.

The good is they're going to be held accountable.

That's the good.

The bad is...

When the Democrats get elected, the same pressure is coming back again.

Just letting you know.

So this is great right now.

Conservatives, Republicans, oh my God, let me tell you, Google was at the White House for Trump's inauguration.

They gave $2 million, $1 million.

Bezos was there and YouTube was there.

Oh my God, I see you guys in our search all the time.