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In this classic episode, Josh and Chuck explore the Fairness Doctrine, a former FCC policy that required broadcasters to present contrasting views on controversial issues. They discuss its origins, how it was enforced, and why it was eventually abolished. The episode examines the implications of its repeal for modern media, including the argument that it paved the way for polarized broadcasting. This is a 'Selects' replay, highlighting one of the show's most illuminating history lessons.
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