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In reply to the discussion: Give me an effing break -- FCC commissioner claims Harris on 'SNL' violates 'equal time' rule [View all]Blue_Roses
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Give me an effing break -- FCC commissioner claims Harris on 'SNL' violates 'equal time' rule [View all]
CatWoman
Nov 2024
OP
so let trump be on next week'ss SNL. no mic either just stand before the camera nt
msongs
Nov 2024
#2
Was it a violation when John McCain appeared on SNL during HIS candidacy?
raging moderate
Nov 2024
#3
tRump did sketch in 15 , no one bitched about that, also, given 6 minutes more time in the ABC debate
yaesu
Nov 2024
#8
Cable versus Network stations. The FCC only has regulation authority over network stations, not cable.
wnylib
Nov 2024
#91
Fox news is not regulated by the FCC. NBC gave him free time during the Sunday NASCAR race.
kelly1mm
Nov 2024
#96
They showed trump clips, looking/acting like a buffoon. That should qualify.
Silent Type
Nov 2024
#20
the other ace the Harris campaign has up their sleeve: there is an equal time exception for "interviews"
cadoman
Nov 2024
#38
Since both Clinton and Obama appeared on SNL in 2008 how was any rule broken?
former9thward
Nov 2024
#69
The other correct responses to you that I've read and your insistent "nuh-uh'ing" of them -- those comments.
W_HAMILTON
Nov 2024
#81
You should double check your info. AM/FM radio is still covered under the FCC.
DiamondShark
Nov 2024
#133
It is not the show, but the network. NBC gave him free time during the Sunday NASCAR race.
kelly1mm
Nov 2024
#106
If you use Google you can read all about the rule. NBC gave him free time during the Sunday NASCAR race.
kelly1mm
Nov 2024
#107
NBC is giving President Trump free airtime to comply with the equal time rule. nt
kelly1mm
Nov 2024
#92
The equal time rule is a separate rule and was not impacted by the repeal of the Fairness Doctrine.
onenote
Nov 2024
#117