Stephanie Locricchio

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Culture Apothecary with Alex Clark · 5G: The Biggest Public Health Experiment in History | Stephanie Locricchio · 16 Jun 2026 podcast

Why does a baby need to be on the internet?

They have things that

signal to parents there was like this thing in the crib that like measures the biometrics of the baby and if the baby stops breathing yeah yeah no way signals i i understand the wanting to know if your baby stops breathing but what you're exposing the baby to and the process of having that device in the crib is just not a good thing

So H.R.

2289 would essentially eviscerate any local controls that are left.

And like I said, the local control of considering health and environmental impacts is currently not a thing because of the Telecommunications Act.

of 1996.

What this would do is remove any of the additional local controls that are there, aesthetics, property value, the ability to have public hearings to express concern.

It would fast track wireless deployment, even if there was community objections.

So essentially, you would not have noticed.

You would know when that cell tower is going up because you would see the trucks.

Isn't this a federal override of local authority?

Well, there's federal preemption that was built into the Telecommunications Act of 1996.

So basically, states don't have the ability to override the federal preemption.

So 150 days after a permit is submitted, they would approve it.

It's 150 days that it would be approved, even if there is community opposition.

Telecom companies basically, yeah, that's essentially, they're basically clearing the path for telecom companies to just build cell towers wherever, whenever they want, and they want to take the path of least resistance.

So however they can eliminate the voices in the background saying, no, we don't want that, that is essentially what HR 2289 does.

Live in a world where you could wake up at any given time and have a cell tower, small cell or otherwise, in your front yard, attached to your kid's school, playground, church, office building, and there's essentially nothing you can do about it.

That's why H.R.

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