To "Not the Case", Wikipedia is a good starting point to find information, but anyone can edit it rendering the information to possibly be false. Never take what you read as true until you have done the research.

@Mr Gel (too wimpy to even use his made up name)

Z is wrong that there's been a major whiner shift between parties (albeit whoever is out of power is going whine the most), and whining about some election losses is bipartisan. There were tons of democratic crimes in the presidential election too (protest was legit) albeit Trump did handle it quite badly.

Republicans should be screaming about the border, about our current foreign policy, build back broke, and virtually everything else Harris and Biden and our gel bosses. But they whine too much about freedom from vaccination. It's all too late now, all that left is catering to young and confused voters, which is foolish pandering.

Yes, I'm sick of the pandering like I'm sick of the mypillow guy. When Republican whining about vaccinations reaches the level of the mypillow guy (cancel that asshole voice and face for good), it's a problem. Cancel Marie Osmond too. Have you ever wished certain people ..... ?

@Z you're not woke. You're SUPER WOKE!! For someone that is "independent, you sure sound like a democRAT.

Oh no

Btw, here's the info:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Equal-time_rule

Also:

During the campaign, Takei's bid for the city council caused one local station to stop running the repeats of the original Star Trek series until after the election and KNBC-TV to substitute the premiere episode of the Star Trek animated series scheduled by the network with another in which his character did not appear, in attempts to avoid violating the FCC's equal-time rule.[79] The other candidates in the race complained that Takei's distinctive and powerful voice alone, even without his image on television every week, created an unfair advantage.[80]

So this is hardly a partisan thing. It's not even new since Takei ran over three decades ago.

Decent show. He has to plug products though , so why complain.

When I was growing up, conservatives/Republicans were the tough ones and liberals/Democrats were whiny and weak. Recently there seems to have been a major shift. Wahhh they stole the election, wahhh they're making us wear masks, wahhh they cancelled Dr. Oz because he's running for office (which is ridiculous). Since when did conservatives become such SNOWFLAKES? Oh no, did that word trigger some of you?

(I'm independent, but feel free to attack me for being a liberal, or woke or whatever, I'm expecting it and couldn't care less).

Started calling Dr. Oz Dr. Plug long ago as he plugs so many advertisements in his show for various products.

It's kind of funny that (before all this) Dr Oz was controversial because he's promoted a fake weight loss supplement, he's had on numerous questionable characters, and topics are chosen just for ratings. What's funny is that for a show about health, he's actually been far better than about it that any that come to mind. And there are a lot of them.

I'd like to see a health show that stays away from woke popularity and reports on both traditional health science and on practical and alternative ideas. Serious but not stuck up or into peddling anybody or anything.

Nevermind, at best we'll just get another like Oz. :(

I agree with Not the case and Jim. I cannot imagine that R or D would factor into that decision. The man is running for senate. It would not make sense for him to have a show on television at the same time.