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While the vast majority of calls are respectful participants, the live, town hall format of our call-ins can occasionally gives rise to calls that contain factual inaccuracies or distasteful language. Fact-checking for live viewer calls on a wide variety of subjects is impractical and, being supporters of free speech, we don't want our hosts to be arbiters of callers' opinions.
This is another philosophical aspect of our town hall format. We've always taken the calls as they come in so that the agenda is set by the callers, not by our producers in Washington. We don't screen — except if callers violate the 30-day rule — and we have different lines for different positions on issues. Typically these lines are for Republicans, Democrats and independents to ensure ideological diversity among callers, but they may be changed up for specific issues.
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