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wbai played it in the context of a program they were doing in the mid-afternoon about contemporary language and attitudes toward language. the fcc took issue with wbai based on a complaint by a listener who was in his automobile at the time with his son, and he claimed that it was indecent. he claimed that it was an invasion of his privacy, and that his son shouldn't be subjected to that. jillette: "the 7 words you can't say on television" don't exist before george carlin. those are not seven words you can't say on television. he put those words together because of the rhythm, because of the way they sounded, and for the routine. and then instantly, it goes into the court record, and the fcc, and everybody pretends that these are the actual words. he created the very battle that was fought against him. reporter: the federal communications commission said that new york's wbai was wrong in playing the record, though the fcc imposed no punishment immediately, and the supreme court agreed. smith: i was raised at a time where using bad language
know, marjorie taylor greene took issue with the fact that lauren boebert had offered up this privileged resolution to impeach the current president joe biden and marjorie taylor greene felt as though she was just copying another resolution that she had already authored. there were some choice words between the two, of which i can't say on television, but suffice to say they're not going to be very friendly for the very near future as a result of all this. >> "rhocp," i would watch it. >> the reunion special, i would be all over it, for sure. >> that does it for me. thank you for watching. i'm going to see you this saturday and sunday starting at 2:00 eastern on msnbc. ana cabrera is back tomorrow. jose diaz-balart picks up our coverage right now. good morning, it is 11:00
cut from an album called filthy words. and it's a follow up to an earlier album piece. i did call the seven words you can never say on television. w b a. i played it in the context of a program they were doing in the mid afternoon. about contemporary language and attitudes towards language. the fcc took issue with w b a. i, based on a complaint by a listener who was in his automobile at the time of his son, and he claimed that it was indecent. claimed that it was an invasion of his privacy and that his son shouldn't be subjected to that. the seven words you can't say on television don't exist before george carlin. those are not seven words. you can't say on television. he put those words together because of . recently it goes into the court record and the fcc everybody pretends that these are the actual words he created the very battle that was fought against him. the federal communications commission said
television. >> yeah, surprised when he made the comments because i know for a fact when you look at what mike pompeo said on tv and robert o'brien, john bolton, none of us ever heard about the balloons. >> john: and you were in the daily briefings. >> i was in every single presidential daily briefing, either there, or got the written report. i don't know where they are getting the information from or digging the information up. but it's clearly a lack of something going on and -- >> john: it's a lack of something. >> where the president needs to call in mark milley and lloyd austin and explain how was this missed. when you look at the sensor packages the balloon that happened this last weekend, it's kind of hard to miss the sensor package, and i've heard two stories. >> john: size of a regional jet or school bus.
government reprimand of a radio station that broadcast a record by comedian george carlin. >> wbai played a cut from an album. the cut is called filthy words. and it's a follow-up to an earlier album piece i did called the seven words you can never say on television. wbai played it in the context of a program they were doing in the mid-afternoon about contemporary language and attitudes toward language. the fcc took issue with wbai based on a complaint by a listener who was in his automobile at the time with his son. and he claimed that it was indecent. claimed that it was an invasion of his privacy and that his son shouldn't be subjected to that. >> the seven words you can't say on television don't exist before george carlin. those are not seven words you can't say on television. he put those words together because of the rhythm, because of the way they sounded and for the routine. and then instantly it goes into the court record. and the fcc and everybody pretends that these are the actual words. he created the very battle that
behavior before. >> yes. >> the actor is suing heard for defamation over a december 2018 "washington post" op-ed that she authored describing herself as a victim of domestic violence, but the name johnny depp does not appear in the op-ed. heard's team trying to make that connection with depp's temper when it comes to objects and people. amber heard in this case. depp said that he wanted to burn amber and do something with her corpse, which i can't say on television. depp admitted that he typed the text and said his text messages are like a van -- canvas. the burden is on depp to prove that heard engaged in malice, meaning that she demonstrated a reckless disregard for the truth in writing her op-ed. that is a high legal bar to prove. this trial expected to go