Brendan Carr has been named chairman of the Federal Communications Commission under Donald Trump, focusing on media regulation and limiting social media legal protections.
Carr's vision is to dismantle what he calls the "censorship cartel," asserting that the FCC will enforce public interest obligations on broadcast media using airwaves.
While emphasizing the need to regulate big tech and address perceived biases, Carr's actual power may be limited, requiring new legislation for broader regulations.
Critics like Jessica Gonzalez highlight that Carr is overstepping his jurisdiction, proposing changes that the FCC cannot implement under current laws.
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