What does the National Review editorial board want? “The laws have not caught up with the technology, and terrestrial radio and broadcast TV stations are still considered licensees of public property, overseen by the FCC. “What counts as the public interest is to a large extent up to the FCC to determine, subject to judicial review,” the National Review says. The National Review shares, “Defenders of the administration have since claimed that the broadcasters did so entirely on their own with no pressure from the government. The FCC shouldn’t have this power because it shouldn’t exist.