> He’s opened investigations into ABC, CBS, and NBC in a way that no previous FCC would ever do, and he’s even launched an investigation into NBC’s parent compa

> He’s opened investigations into ABC, CBS, and NBC in a way that no previous FCC would ever do, and he’s even launched an investigation into NBC’s parent company, Comcast, over the existence of DEI policies. Setting aside the matter on whether it's specifically the FCC that should be launching these investigations, it really doesn't follow that, just because they're media organizations, that therefore any investigation into them is a war on free speech. They are after all not the only ones under investigation over DEI, which is made legally risky due to the lauded Civil Rights Act. If the Civil Rights Act forbidding media organizations from discriminating on race was not a war on free speech before, then why is it a war now?