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And speaking of CBS, Breitbart has this article out that says the DOJ investigating five major news networks for alleged fraud.

boycott of White House events.

And so let me tell you what the article is saying.

So it's saying that the Department of Justice has opened an antitrust investigation into five major television networks, including ABC, CBS, CNN, NBC, and Fox News.

According to Breitbart, the network's coordinated temporary suspension of White House television pool coverage after President Trump barred CNN, MSNOW, and Politico from White House grounds in September 26th.

So for decades, major television networks have shared a system called the White House Television Press Pool.

And under this arrangement, networks took turns recording presidential events and distributing footage to other news organizations.

Now, this ensured that even networks without their own cameras at a particular event can report what happened.

And when Trump restricted access to CNN, MSN and Politico, the five networks collectively suspended their pool coverage in protest.

Now, the networks viewed the restriction as an issue of press freedom and equal access.

A federal judge subsequently ordered access restored and the television pool resumed coverage.

And the DOJ wants to determine whether the coordinated suspension violated the Sherman Antitrust Act.

And the federal law prohibits certain agreements between competitive businesses that unlawfully restrain competition.

I wish they would use this on more companies across the nation.

We have gotten to a point where we have monopolized almost every industry.

And the Sherman Act could really help decentralize a lot of the power in corporate America.

Now, going back to the article, the DOJ spokesperson, Emily Covington, confirmed that the department was examining whether the network's collective action violated antitrust law.

Investigators have reportedly requested internal communication and documents concerning the network's coordination.

So the central legal question is whether these competing commercial organizations participate in an unlawful group boycott or engage in political, editorial and protest activity.

What's your thoughts on that whole thing?

Well, it's clear the protest was, you know, because they were standing in solidarity.

But the real question remains is, remember, you just mentioned that they were monopoly.

Well, they controlled everything for years because the only things there were was ABC, NBC, CNN, MSNBC.

There was no Fox, right? So it was just a handful of press.

And then you had like the newspapers, the big newspapers, Chicago Tribune, Miami Herald, New York Times, so on and so forth.

And speaking of CBS, Breitbart has this article out that says the DOJ investigating five major news networks for alleged fraud.

boycott of White House events.

And so let me tell you what the article is saying.

So it's saying that the Department of Justice has opened an antitrust investigation into five major television networks, including ABC, CBS, CNN, NBC, and Fox News.

According to Breitbart, the network's coordinated temporary suspension of White House television pool coverage after President Trump barred CNN, MSNOW, and Politico from White House grounds in September 26th.

So for decades, major television networks have shared a system called the White House Television Press Pool.

And under this arrangement, networks took turns recording presidential events and distributing footage to other news organizations.

Now, this ensured that even networks without their own cameras at a particular event can report what happened.

And when Trump restricted access to CNN, MSN and Politico, the five networks collectively suspended their pool coverage in protest.

Now, the networks viewed the restriction as an issue of press freedom and equal access.

A federal judge subsequently ordered access restored and the television pool resumed coverage.

And the DOJ wants to determine whether the coordinated suspension violated the Sherman Antitrust Act.

And the federal law prohibits certain agreements between competitive businesses that unlawfully restrain competition.

I wish they would use this on more companies across the nation.

We have gotten to a point where we have monopolized almost every industry.

And the Sherman Act could really help decentralize a lot of the power in corporate America.

Now, going back to the article, the DOJ spokesperson, Emily Covington, confirmed that the department was examining whether the network's collective action violated antitrust law.

Investigators have reportedly requested internal communication and documents concerning the network's coordination.

So the central legal question is whether these competing commercial organizations participate in an unlawful group boycott or engage in political, editorial and protest activity.

What's your thoughts on that whole thing?

Well, it's clear the protest was, you know, because they were standing in solidarity.

But the real question remains is, remember, you just mentioned that they were monopoly.

Well, they controlled everything for years because the only things there were was ABC, NBC, CNN, MSNBC.

There was no Fox, right? So it was just a handful of press.

And then you had like the newspapers, the big newspapers, Chicago Tribune, Miami Herald, New York Times, so on and so forth.