In 2006, DISH Network was ordered by the courts to remove all Distant Network signals from New York and Los Angeles. Today, Some satellite providers can only provide Distant Signals to customers who do not live in an area where they offers local channels and who cannot receive an over-the-air signal of a primary station affiliated with a network of at least grade B intensity, as defined by the Federal Communications Commission. It's time for a change and I am strongly urging Congress to please come up with a solution to change these laws.