Trump selects Brendan Carr as FCC chairman, citing commitment to free speech

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President-elect Donald Trump has chosen Brendan Carr to lead the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). Carr, a current commissioner, has been described by Trump as a "warrior for Free Speech." Carr was first nominated to the FCC in 2017 and his term runs through 2029. Trump stated that Carr will now serve as the permanent Chairman of the agency. Carr's appointment will allow him to begin his role immediately after Trump takes office. He will replace Jessica Rosenworcel, who currently leads the FCC under President Biden.


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