Donald Trump promised to drain the swamp and take on the deep state.
Now his handpicked FCC Chairman is doing exactly that.
And Brendan Carr just dropped one bombshell that has Big Tech running scared.
Carr launches unprecedented war on the “censorship cartel”
When Donald Trump nominated Brendan Carr to head the Federal Communications Commission, the Left knew they were in for a fight.
Carr didn’t waste any time showing them what was coming.
Within hours of Trump’s inauguration, Carr sent a clear message that the days of Big Tech censorship were numbered.
“We must dismantle the censorship cartel and restore free speech rights for everyday Americans,” Carr declared on social media.
Elon Musk immediately responded with one word: “Based.”
But Carr wasn’t just talking tough on Twitter.
He was already putting together the most aggressive assault on media bias and Big Tech overreach that Washington has seen in decades.
The new FCC Chairman wasted no time reviving investigations into CBS, ABC, and NBC that the previous Democrat administration had tried to sweep under the rug.
These weren’t just slaps on the wrist either.
Carr reopened a probe into CBS for their dishonest editing of a 60 Minutes interview with Kamala Harris during the campaign.
He launched investigations into PBS and NPR over their sponsorship practices that reek of left-wing bias.
And he opened new probes into NBCUniversal and Disney for their anti-conservative content decisions.
The nuclear option against corporate wokeness
But Carr’s most devastating weapon came when he turned his sights on the woke ideology poisoning American corporations.
In a move that sent shockwaves through corporate America, Carr opened an investigation into Comcast Corporation for promoting diversity, equity, and inclusion as “a core value of our business.”
The investigation came after President Trump signed executive orders targeting DEI programs across the federal government.
Carr made it clear that companies promoting DEI programs would face federal scrutiny under the new administration.
The message was crystal clear: companies that embrace woke politics would face the full weight of federal scrutiny.
And it’s already working.
Just days after Carr’s appointment, Verizon agreed to end its DEI programs “effective immediately” to secure FCC approval for its $20 billion merger with Frontier Communications.
The company caved faster than you could say “equal opportunity.”
Section 230 in the crosshairs
Carr’s most ambitious target may be Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act.
This is the law that gives Big Tech companies immunity from lawsuits over content posted on their platforms.
For years, Facebook, Twitter, Google, and other tech giants have hidden behind Section 230 while they censored conservative voices and promoted left-wing propaganda.
Carr wrote in his Project 2025 chapter that “Congress should do so by ensuring that Internet companies no longer have carte blanche to censor protected speech while maintaining their Section 230 protections.”
Now as FCC Chairman, Carr has the power to issue interpretations of Section 230 that could strip away these protections for companies that engage in political censorship.
The tech giants are terrified because they know their business model depends on being able to silence conservative voices while claiming they’re just “moderating content.”
Carr is about to pull back the curtain on their entire operation.
Democrats cry “weaponization” as their censorship machine crumbles
Predictably, Democrats are having a meltdown over Carr’s aggressive approach.
FCC Commissioner Anna Gomez, a Biden appointee, threw a public tantrum during a recent speech.
“We are witnessing a dangerous precedent: the transformation of an independent regulator into an instrument of political censorship,” Gomez whined.
The irony is rich coming from the party that spent four years weaponizing every federal agency against Donald Trump and his supporters.
For years, Democrat-controlled agencies turned a blind eye while Big Tech censored the Hunter Biden laptop story, silenced doctors who questioned COVID lockdowns, and banned anyone who dared question the 2020 election.
Now that a Republican is finally fighting back against the real censorship cartel, suddenly Democrats are concerned about “weaponization.”
The Project 2025 blueprint becomes reality
What makes Carr’s assault so devastating is that he literally wrote the playbook for how to take on Big Tech and the corrupt media.
As the author of the FCC chapter in Project 2025, Carr outlined a comprehensive strategy for “reining in Big Tech, promoting national security, unleashing economic prosperity, and ensuring FCC accountability and good governance.”
Now he’s implementing that plan with military precision.
Carr has already sent warning letters to major tech companies questioning their relationships with NewsGuard, a left-wing company that rates conservative news outlets as “unreliable.”
He’s investigating whether YouTube is discriminating against faith-based programming.
And he’s putting every woke corporation on notice that their days of pushing left-wing politics without consequences are over.
The deep state fights back
Of course, the Washington establishment isn’t going down without a fight.
Critics from both parties are trying to claim that Carr is overstepping his authority.
Some are arguing that the FCC doesn’t have the power to regulate online content or interpret Section 230.
But Carr knows exactly what he’s doing.
He’s using every tool at the FCC’s disposal to expose the censorship cartel and restore free speech rights to the American people.
And unlike previous Republican appointees who were afraid to rock the boat, Carr is willing to push the boundaries of what’s possible.
A new sheriff in town
For too long, Big Tech and the corrupt media have operated with impunity.
They censored conservatives, promoted Democrat talking points, and rigged the information landscape in favor of the Left.
But those days are over.
Brendan Carr represents everything the deep state fears most: a principled conservative who understands how to use government power to fight back against institutional corruption.
His aggressive approach is already paying dividends as companies abandon their woke policies rather than face federal investigation.
The censorship cartel is crumbling, and Carr is just getting started.
Americans who have been silenced by Big Tech finally have a champion in Washington who’s willing to fight for their rights.
