(1) My second example today of a news story wildly misinterpreted, with knee jerk reactions. Below, my fact-checking results.
(3) If you want to run a radio station, pay your dues. If you disagree with federal communications laws, put up with them or leave.
Don't come crying to me when a political opponent reports you to the government, which then has to investigate.
apnews.com/6581e53d64bb41…
Don't come crying to me when a political opponent reports you to the government, which then has to investigate.
apnews.com/6581e53d64bb41…
(4) It's important to note that Alex Jones is still able to get his content out through multiple other means and, indeed, radio listeners can access that feed via the internet or even by calling in to listen.
thehill.com/policy/technol…
thehill.com/policy/technol…
(5) No, George Orwell is not spinning in his grave because of the egregious censorship of the FCC in its attempt to silence Alex Jones.
His friends just didn't buy a radio transmission license & now they've been sent the bill.
At ease.
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His friends just didn't buy a radio transmission license & now they've been sent the bill.
At ease.
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