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The Generic Racism Thread 1: Lift Every Voice and Sing

By "other races" the Japanese only recognize other Asians. Blacks and browns would fall under "other species."

It might depend upon the methodology of the study, but I've never met anyone to more embolden the idea they are THE MASTER RACE more than Koreans or Japanese. Interestingly the majority of Japanese are descendants of Koreans and Chinese.
 
Candace Owens and Kanye at his fashion show.

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Holy Christ

who advertises on his show?

I'm guessing My Pillow, catheters, and the NFL.

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Notably, Fox News and Fox Nation made up almost 24% of TV ad impressions during Tucker Carlson Tonight in the last seven days of June, with My Pillow accounting for another 11% -- according to data from iSpot. Balance of Nature (a supplement brand) is the only other advertiser to account for more than 5% of impressions during the show. It's worth adding that USAA didn't advertise during new episodes of Carlson's show from June 24-30, and actually never appeared in June during live episodes of the program. In fact, USAA hasn't aired a single ad during Tucker Carlson Tonight since Sept. 28, 2019. Its last appearance during a live airing was the day before, on Sept. 27. Meanwhile, USAA's spent an estimated $6 million on TV ads during other Fox News shows since the start of 2021.

For all of Q2, about 22% of TV ad impressions during first-run airings of Tucker Carlson Tonight came from Fox News or Fox Nation, while My Pillow accounted for over 6%. Balance of Nature (7.7%) and Relief Factor (5.8%) were the other brands to top 5% for the quarter. For live airings only, 23% of TV ad impressions during the show came from network and streaming spots, with another 12% from vitamin and supplement brands. Nearly 10% came from over-the-counter pain relief brands, and another 6% came from furniture and bedding (all My Pillow).

In many cases, Fox News is the primary places a lot of these top Tucker advertisers appear on TV. Nearly 97% of Balance of Nature TV ad impressions came from Fox News (12.5% from Carlson) in Q2, with the rest attributed to Newsmax or Fox Business. Over 86% of My Pillow's TV ad impressions come on Fox News (19.3% during Tucker), with almost 11% on Newsmax, and then less than 1% each on networks like Fox Business, RFD TV, Up TV and Hallmark (along with a few others).

Some of the other network breakdowns for Tucker Carlson Tonight's top advertisers (by impressions) during Q2:
  • Relief Factor: Nearly 100% of impressions appear on Fox News
  • Pure Talk USA: 94% Fox News, 6% on Newsmax
  • Tommie Copper: 51% Fox News, 14% on Game Show Network
  • Qunol: 35% Fox News, 18% on MSNBC
  • Goldwater Firm: 41% Fox News, 12% on Grit TV, 10% on Newsmax
  • X-Chair: 70% on Fox News, 7% ESPNEWS
 
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So it's the cable companies who platform them with subscriber fees. No way boner pills are paying for Tucker alone.
 
As a follow up, I'm sure this is very partisan, but the website https://unfoxmycablebox.com/ says that the average subscriber contributes $2/month to FOX News alone. That makes up nearly $1.8 billion dollars per year thanks to every cable/streaming TV subscriber.

Rough numbers seem to work out via this site: https://www.statista.com/statistics/...lds-in-the-us/
Estimated that there would be 68.5 Million pay TV subscribers in the US, multiply by $24/yr gives you almost $1.64 Billion dollars.

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https://variety.com/vip/pay-tv-true-...ee-1234810682/
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Of note, the big four (ABC, CBS, FOX, NBC) are all available *free* with an antenna, but the FCC forces the cable companies to rebroadcast their transmissions.
https://www.fcc.gov/media/cable-carriage-broadcast-stations
The fees they charge are to "recoup" the cost of people choosing cable over an antenna.
 
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