[BC] Vigilantes

[Ron Youvan]

> The FCC is under the authority of the Executive Branch, and the 
> Commissioners serve at the convenience of the President, hence he, and 
> the US Secret Service, which is also under Executive authority, can 
> overrule the FCC.  The Secret Service is there to protect lives, not to 
> make sure Bryant Gumbel has a crystal clear IFB.

   I don't know, but I thought the FCC was a commission of congress
and the "White house Office of Telecommunications" under the executive branch
was where the FCC belongs, if congress would (they won't) release it to
the Executive Branch, where it belongs.
-- 
    Ron