text_1: "The name Frank has risen in popularity by 20 percent"" since the debut of 'House of Cards' on Netflix."
text_2: "Lauer asked Spacey if he knew that ""the name Frank has risen in popularity by 20 percent"" since the debut of House of Cards in 2013. Lauer seems to be referencing a 2014 press release from the website BabyCenter.com that played up the influence of Netflix shows on new children’s names. It should be obvious that the company’s priority is generating publicity and not sound scientific methods. Experts say the best data comes from the Social Security Administration, which will not release its baby name rankings until May 2015. And we do know that, according to Social Security data, Frank was never more unpopular than in 2013, when House of Cards debuted. Now you know more than you probably need to about baby name trends, and how a fact-checker’s mind works while trying to watch mindless television. Help fund PolitiFact’s Kickstarter to live fact-check the 2015 State of the Union and GOP response."