; (2) a violation of, or conduct that the Commission has the authority to require or prohibit under, section 312(a)(7), 315, or 317 of this Act; (3) any public interest obligation under this Act of the person broadcasting or otherwise disseminating the content involved; or (4) the broadcast or other dissemination of content that constitutes incitement under the First Amendment to the Constitution. . (b) Actions at direction of President (1) Retaliation on basis of viewpoint The President may not direct an agency to take any action against any person on the basis, in whole or in part, of viewpoints taken, or not taken, on issues of public importance in content that is broadcast or otherwise disseminated by such person or any person affiliated with such person. (2) Conditions on approvals or other decisions The President may not direct an agency to place on any approval or other decision within the jurisdiction of the agency any condition with respect to viewpoints to be taken, or not taken, on issues of public importance in content broadcast or otherwise disseminated by the person seeking such approval or other decision, any successor of such person, or any person affiliated with such person or successor. (3) No effect on certain other authority of President Nothing in this subsection shall be construed to affect the authority of the President— (A) to direct an agency to take action on the basis of, or to place a condition on an approval or other decision within the jurisdiction of the agency, with respect to— (i) a violation of— (I) section 1304 of title 18, United States Code, or conduct that would constitute a violation of such section if content disseminated by means other than radio or television broadcast were disseminated by means of radio or television broadcast; (II) section 1343 of such title; or (III) section 1464 of such title, or conduct that would constitute a violation of such section if content disseminated by means other than radio communication were disseminated by means of radio communication