Identify a True Statement About Talk Radio

Identify a true statement about talk radio.

A) Supporters of talk shows argue that talk shows have failed to provide a populist forum for the public.
B) The growth of talk radio was made possible by the Federal Communications Commission's appeal to restore the fairness doctrine.
C) People who are uneasy about talk shows fear that talk shows empower fringe groups, perhaps magnifying their rage.
D) Americans have come to reject talk radio as an outlet for the political right.
E) Most of the top talk-radio shows are politically liberal.