Fundraiser in iowa. After that, another chance to see q a with author mark cleavage. Vitch. Bo quick there are two ways that you pay for localism, local content. You pay through an advertising model, the historic model, or now a growing stream, retransmission consent. It will find its level like any market. Right now it sees itself far more for it content than it pays to broadcasters, and the truth of the matter is our content is the one the people watched the most. You look at 100 talkshows any of them are94 broadcast content. So, it is worth something. And it is important that we fight and win this battle on transmission consent because candidly it is vital if Congress Wants us to foster localism and provide all of these things that we do that earn our licenses every day. You have got to have a way to finance it. Advertisers and transmission. Issues facingh on the broadcast industry, monday night from the communicators on cspan2. At the Republican National Committee Summer meeting in
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“While President Biden may seem to be on top of the world, and his numbers prove this, he might be suddenly in for more drama. The mainstream media is on his side, but how much longer will voters be on his side? If Biden does not deliver on infrastructure and Democrats lose their majority in the House of Representatives to Republicans, Biden’s popularity could take a hit and he could come tumbling off his pedestal,” veteran pollster
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