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| The head of the Federal Communications Commission, upset over a growing use of profanity on television and radio, wants to sharply increase the penalties for broadcasters airing indecent programs. | |
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| FCC Chairman Michael Powell said at a National Press Club luncheon on Wednesday that the current maximum penalty, $27,500 for each incident, should be 10 times higher. | |
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| Hi, is this Michael Powell, son of Colin Powell, and chairman of the FCC? | |
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| Why yes it is, how may I help you? | |
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| Well for starters, you can go fuck yourself. | |
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