First on the fox – The Chairman of the Federal Communications Commission, Brendan Carr promises to use each tool at his disposal to eliminate the programs of diversity, capital and involvement of the companies that his agency regulates and has entered the help of a high conservative activist in an effort.
Carr met with activist Robby Starbuck on Wednesday to discuss the ways in which the Agency could use its implementing powers to abolish Dei in the Telecommunications Sector. Two discussed the ways in which the Agency could implement existing civil rights laws together with the recent executive orders of President Donald Trump targeting dei in the public and private sector.
“I hope this meeting is a call for business jobs in accordance with the FCC Days of Laws with Dei Completed,” Starbuck said Fox News Digital.
The President of the Federal Communications Committee of Brendan Carr met with conservative activist Robby Starbuck to discuss the exploitation of Dei in companies that the agency regulates. (Chip Somodeville/Getty Images)
Carr vowed to implement the rules of equal employment capabilities on private companies that refuse to obey Trump’s executive commands and refuse to approve the FCC transactions from companies that are wanted to be united if they do not “occupy any discriminatory Dei programs.”
Ever since Trump has taken over, he has announced a number of companies to abolish or return their Dei programs. Carr announced in January that the FCC will no longer promote Dei and Open probes In Verizon and Comcast, demanding that the companies stop the Dei policy.
Verizon is in the past hosted a forum on which the speaker He advocated the defense of the police and discussed concepts such as “privileges” and “Microinequitys” as part of a variety training. The company confirmed a letter from the FCC, but did not comment on its existing Dei policy.
“It [training] The program no longer exists and has been misinterpreted in these reports from the beginning, “Verizon Repao for Fox News Digital.
Verizon is currently seeking an approval of the FCC to buy border communications.
Conservative activist Robby Starbuck told Fox News Digital that he was worried that Kamal Harris Presidency could change the United States as it is known today. (Fox News)
Under different names: Robby Starbuck there is an attempt ‘burrow in’ dei
In February, Carr opened the Comcast investigation by NBCuniversal because of the concern that the company “promoted unprecedented forms of discrimination” with its Dei policies. The Comcast’s website claims that Dei is the “fundamental value” of his business.
“I am worried that Comcast and NBCUNIVERSAL can promote the unprecedented forms of Dei in a way that is not in accordance with FCC regulations. For example, Comcast on its website states that the promotion of Dei’s” fundamental value of our business “and public reports state that Combast that includes the annual” dei day[s]” Dei training for company leaders ‘and similar initiatives,’ Carr wrote in a letter to Comcast, executive director Brian Roberts.
“Dei is a Trojan horse for left -wing policies. It pretends to stand against racism, but results in racial employment quotas and zero tolerance or involvement for conservative or religious views,” Starbuck said. “Companies learn that you need to avoid the signaling of virtues and pulls in the internet age.”
FCC has already launched a Verizon investigation. (Gabby Jones/Bloomberg via Getty Images)
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Starbuck, whose advocacy work has helped to encourage numerous companies to complete or withdraw their policy Dei, recently announced that AT&T decided to stop Dei initiatives. Telecom Company will no longer have a dei officer Dei has completed all Dei training sessions, Starbuck announced on X.
“I want to thank Robby for sharing his insights and expertise with me and my team as FCC works to remove this insidious forms of discrimination,” Carr said.
Comcast and AT&T did not answer the commentary request.
