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Broadcast networks are going to likely show their restraint during the daytime. 

If it's live, then the president should know better and no station should be penalized for a fleeting remark of his.

 

Cable news is free to broadcast it as they please since they're not subject to FCC guidelines.  They just show restraint with the "7 deadly words" but can air them.  Even some of the movie networks like IFC are starting to air uncut movies with the profanity intact.

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