FCC Chief To Update GOP On Status Of Investigation Into George Soros

Federal Communications Commission Chairman Brendan Carr is expected to provide an update on the agency’s investigation into George Soros and his influence over local radio stations during a meeting with Republican lawmakers on Wednesday.

According to Fox News, Carr will meet with members of the Republican Study Committee, a group of 175 House Republicans, at their annual closed-door lunch.

 

A source told the outlet that Carr is set to brief lawmakers on Soros’s influence over local radio stations, particularly in light of his ties to an investment firm that purchased over 200 Audacy radio stations nationwide last year.

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