Daniel Sir

President Trump has said over and over again that we need to push back on the power of the national networks.

One way to do that is for the Federal Communications Commission, the FCC, to repeal these rules that have been around for decades that are hampering local broadcasters so they can be a more effective counterbalance to these national networks and to Silicon Valley.

Yeah, absolutely.

So you're right.

There are isolated voices that are conservatives who have come down on this differently than I have.

I would say the vast majority of conservatives, there's a coalition letter of 18 major conservative groups like the Heritage Foundation and Center for Renewing America who have come out in favor of reforming this.

But

You're right.

There are isolated voices who disagree with that consensus.

Frankly, I think it's often a matter of business interest that empowering local broadcasters creates more competition for the networks, but it also creates more competition for cable.

And so if there are folks who are heavily invested in the cable industry,

you know, maybe this isn't good for them in that they like having rules, having government regulations that hamper the competition.

Right.

And really, the point here is that we want to open up a free market.

We want to open up greater room for capitalism, frankly, to stop these government interventions in the market and instead allow broadcasters to grow in a natural way in line with what capitalism dictates.

That's all we're asking for.

And so if you agree with that, if your viewers agree with that, I'd encourage them to visit our website.

It's americanrights.org backslash lift the cap.

And you'll find there fans of this show will know people like Mike Davis from Article 3 Project, people like Sean Spicer.

other important MAGA leaders who have aligned with us and joined with us in this fight to provide greater flexibility and freedom for local broadcast.