Daniel Suhr

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On the Media · The FCC’s Pressure Campaign to Reshape Broadcast TV · 10 Jul 2026 podcast

I don't see that as being particularly different from the way a lot of networks run right now.

I would point out that when that last happened in a way that drew national attention, it was Senate Democrats attacking Sinclair for news distortion, which is the same doctrine that I used with CBS.

And everybody said it was antiquated and outdated and unconstitutional when I did it.

But everybody seemed okay when Senate Democrats did it to Sinclair.

I think you have to take each case on its facts.

Yes, my hope is to get back to an actual fair and unbiased presentation of information.

I think our democracy gets distorted when news is consistently slanted in one direction, when one party's candidates enjoy overwhelmingly lopsidedly an advantage on entertainment programming.

I think our democracy is in danger when most Americans don't trust the national news.

And so the question is, how do we move back to a society where we see that kind of trust restored?

And one option I think that you laid out is we don't.

We just see the networks go the way of the dodo.

I don't think that's the way it's going to have to be.

With different management, different leadership, the networks could move back to fact-based, unbiased news and a diversity of entertainment programming that appeals to all Americans.

And if they did that, we would actually restore the American people's trust in the news and the networks.

It's just a choice the networks have to make.

And there are certain tools that we have as advocates to push them in the right direction to make that choice.

I think the reason, though, that we have so little trust in media is because many of what I will call my people, many conservative or Republican or red state people, for millions of Americans, they look at the national news media's failure to cover President Biden's cognitive decline.

They look at

the Hunter Biden laptop, they look at COVID-19 and they feel lied to.

Yes, Brooke, I know it's going to sound crazy to you, but they look at how the social media companies and the White House were suppressing their views about the efficacy of masks or about returning children to school at a particular time.

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