Anna Gomez

Yes, and so for a lot of what's on the commission's agenda, we work very well together, and I enjoy working with my colleagues.

On a day-to-day basis, it's a very friendly atmosphere.

No, the commissioners are all independently confirmed by Congress.

It's taking a stand against the administration and the FCC.

I think it's important that I continue to fight where I can.

It's a good question.

I haven't hit that, if it exists.

I just think it's really important that I'm able to speak out against what this administration is doing.

I think it's important to watch what happens with these appeals.

We have seen that when any entity appeals, the courts have upheld the First Amendment.

So we saw that with the New York Times.

We've seen that with the Wall Street Journal.

We've seen that in other contexts as well.

The administration keeps trying and they keep getting pushed back.

Now, they keep trying to circumvent these court decisions.

I'm not unaware of that.

But nonetheless, if these parties stand up and push back, then they will win.

And that is going to continue to diminish the ability that this administration has so far had to chill speech, which is very real.

We see a lot of chilled speech throughout the country.

And I see that in my First Amendment tour where people are terrified of being brought before the commission and dragged into some kind of a big enforcement fight.