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CPAC 2026: FCC Chairman Brendan Carr - Free Speech

By Ward Clark | 4:51 PM on March 27, 2026

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On Friday at CPAC 2026, the Chairman of the Federal Communications Commission, Brendan Carr, sat down with Julie Strauss Levin, General Counsel for America First Legal Foundation, for what turned out to be a pretty interesting conversation. It was a hard-hitting, fast-paced interview that wrapped up very quickly, and there was a lot of information put out.

Here are some highlights.

Mr. Carr set out by describing the FCC's mandate in regulating communications. But his primary achievements were described as his efforts to take on the fake media. Mr. Carr noted that President Trump, who appointed him to his current role, ran on a primary platform plank of taking on the legacy media. He further noted that several liberal legacy media figures have left their prime positions, that taxpayer-funded public media has been defunded.

Broadcasters, Mr. Carr noted, have a license from the government, and by FCC regulations, are required to present information in accordance with FCC regulation. Now, he said, local stations are being empowered to push back on major broadcast networks, giving them more latitude to tailor programming to local preferences. They are, as Mr. Carr said, required to serve the public interest.

He went on to give several examples of obvious bias by the legacy media networks and print outlets.

Ms. Levin pointed out the great disparity in coverage of Democrat vs. Republican politicians and policies, noting that Kamala Harris received over 90 percent favorable coverage, whereas President Trump received the opposite, claiming that 9 percent more Americans have trust in gas station sushi than in big media..

Mr. Carr was asked to explain the Equal Time provision, which requires broadcast networks, in news programming, to provide equal time for political candidates on both sides of an issue. There is an exception in the rule for what are known as bona fide news organizations, but went on to describe how that exception has been badly abused in recent years. Mr. Carr also noted that there is currently an FCC investigation over alleged violations of this rule.

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