VIA FACSIMILE AND U.S. MAIL

March 4, 2004

Mr. William Risner, Esq.

RISNER&GRAHM

RE: KXCI

Dear Mr. Risner:

We are in receipt of your March 3, 2004 letter and as I stated in our meeting with you yesterday, it is out of our hands and we are now letting the Ethics Committee handle this matter. Although we do not believe we have stated anything defamatory (because we believe our concerns are well-founded, well-reasoned and true), we will respect your request in your March 3, 2004 letter that this matter not be spread around, nor have we spread this matter around, whereas we have no malicious intent regarding this matter. We are simply concerned that an ethics violation has occurred and we in good faith filed an Ethics Complaint. Surely you are not suggesting that we do not have a right and an obligation to file an ethics complaint?

You should also know that our client KXCI feels violated and betrayed by your actions and please also be advised that we believe you may have breached your on-going fiduciary duty of confidentiality as a former Board member of KXCI and we, have been moving forward on that matter as well. We are also mindful of the spirit and the letter of the law regarding privileged communications.

As an aside, if you are concerned about "containment" of this matter, you would be well advised to refrain from sending each member of the Board of the Foundation for Creative Broadcasting copies of documents that reference this matter; you and your associates should refrain from printing elements of this matter in the newspaper and on websites and you and/or your associates and clients should refrain from personally discussing this matter and communicating via email about this matter with other members of the Democracy Initiative and other third parties, which we recently learned that you and/or your associates and clients have done.

Respectfully,

Gary A. Wolf

GAW/ac