In 2021, President Biden signed into law a $42 billion program to provide Internet access to rural Americans.

However, not a single American has been provided access through the program yet.

In this episode, Daily Wire reporter Tim Pierce speaks with Republican FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr to learn what happened. I'm Georgia Howe with Daily Wire reporter Tim Pierce speaks with Republican FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr to learn what happened.

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The following is an interview between Daily Wire reporter Tim Pierce and current FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr.

Hey, Commissioner Carr, thanks for joining us.

To start us off, do you mind explaining for listeners what the BID program is and where it came from?

Yeah, back in 2021, Congress passed the Infrastructure Act, and embedded within that was a $42 billion plan to expand internet infrastructure

to millions of Americans. And right when that law was passing, President Biden specifically asked

Vice President Harris to lead this $42 billion plan. And flash forward to today, it's been more than

1,000 days since that plan was enacted into law. And not one home or business has been connected

to the internet through that effort. Not one person. And in fact, the administration has now come out

and said that they won't even start a single project until sometime next year at the earliest,

and in most cases, not until 2026. And so in my view, this makes the infrastructure plan being run

by Vice President Harris Harris the slowest moving

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