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June 23rd is the Brexit vote. It's also the day where we all pick ourselves off the floor laughing hysterically

is cable TV providers testified at Congress about customer service and billing practices.

The Comedy Act that is, Lydia Bayouen is with Bloomberg B&A where she writes detailed,

hyper detailed reports on this comedy.

Come on Liddy, you're the only one that's not going to be looking at the Brexit vote.

These guys are going to go in front of Congress and say they give customer service.

Is that what I'm hearing?

Well, what's happening is the Senate Permanent Subcommittee for Investigation

launched some subpoenas and investigation last year into all the major cable and

satellite TV companies you know and finally a year later they're getting their

hearing and yes they're probably going to say that they offer good customer service

that they face tough financial times that are leading to rising rates and

cord cutting and cord shaving is contributing to that but you can guess that

senator clair makascal uh... who the democrat from the lari is

kind of leading this investigation uh... and the hearing although it's been

pitched as a bipartisan effort with the subcommittee's

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