Chairman Brendan Carr of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is scheduled to deliver an update regarding the agency’s inquiry into George Soros and his impact on local radio stations during a meeting with Republican legislators on Wednesday.
As reported by Fox News, Carr is set to speak to the members of the Republican Study Committee, which comprises 175 House Republicans, at their annual private luncheon.
The briefing is anticipated to concentrate on Soros’s engagement with local radio stations, especially considering his connections to an investment firm that purchased more than 200 Audacy radio stations across the country last year.
The meeting occurs in the context of increasing Republican examination of the agreement, as numerous lawmakers express apprehensions regarding foreign ownership and the regulatory procedures implemented by the FCC.
Carr is anticipated to address comprehensive strategies aimed at countering the influence of left-leaning media, a topic that has become increasingly significant among high-ranking Republican officials.
