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The FCC's Role in Policing Media Bias and the Need to Empower Local News, with Brendan Carr

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Emily Jashinsky is joined by Federal Communications Commission Chairman Brendan Carr discuss the changing dynamics of broadcast media and the FCC’s focus on enforcing public interest obligations for local broadcasters. The two also discuss the FCC’s investigation into Comcast, a recent complaint filed by the Freedom of the Press Foundation against Carr, the role of local news, and more.

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