Good morning, everyone.

President-elect Donald Trump has now chosen the new head of the FCC,

and he's saying he's going to go after what he refers to as the censorship cartel.

Now, look, President-elect Trump, he appointed FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr as the next chairman of the agency.

And this could mean changes for big tech, as Carr's openly stated, they're part of what he refers to as a censorship cartel

and something that must be dismantled, referring of course to this

cartel-like group they formed.

Now I'll be going into his plans for this in today's episode, but let me know in the comments

what you think about this move.

What do you think about his whole plan to dismantle the censorship cartel?

Agree, disagree, let me know. Now overall, what we're

watching with this is potentially a very big shake-up in the tech and media industry.

Because this doesn't just involve tech companies. Tied in with this are nonprofit organizations,

NGOs, government agencies, foreign government agencies, and interestingly,

a lot of big corporate media.

Now in fact, post-election and Trump victory, right, a lot of corporate media are seeing a big

slump in ratings as well, what people are calling the Donald drain. They're not doing so hot.

I'll be talking about these stories

and others today, so let's dive into it. Now, first off, President-elect Donald Trump

has now appointed the head of the Federal Communications Commission and has stated plans on,

again, this individual side, to dismantle big tech's so-called censorship cartel. Now, the appointee is Brendan Carr. He's the

incoming FCC chairman. Now, his appointment could include actions against big tech companies,

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