Senator John Kennedy challenges the FCC’s swift approval of George Soros’ acquisition of over 200 radio stations, raising concerns about media influence and political interests.
He’s taking the fight directly to the man trying to destroy the West!
At a Glance
- Sen. Kennedy questions the FCC’s expedited approval of Soros’ $400 million investment in Audacy
- FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr criticizes the lack of transparency in the approval process
- The deal was approved in October with a 3-2 party-line vote, prompting calls for investigation
- Concerns raised about Soros’ influence on American media and politics
- Kennedy demands re-evaluation of the case under new FCC chairman Brendan Carr
Senator Kennedy Raises Alarm Over Soros’ Radio Station Acquisition
U.S. Senator John Kennedy has launched a challenge against the Federal Communications Commission’s (FCC) expedited approval of George Soros’ acquisition of more than 200 radio stations. The Louisiana Republican’s concerns center on the unusually swift process that allowed Soros to invest $400 million in Audacy, a major radio station owner that had filed for bankruptcy in February 2024.
That’s why he’s so popular!
The acquisition has sparked intense debate about Soros’ expanding influence over the U.S. media landscape and his potential reach into political spheres. Kennedy, known for his colorful language, described the deal’s approval as having “went through the FCC like green grass through a goose,” highlighting the unexpected speed of the process.
Radical left-wing oligarch George Soros is swiftly buying a large swath of American radio stations.
What the heck is going on with the @FCC?
— Soylent John (@SoylentJohn) January 22, 2025
The FCC’s handling of the Soros-Audacy deal has also come under fire, with FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr leading the criticism. Carr, a Republican, has accused the Democratic leadership of the FCC of orchestrating a secretive approval process that sidestepped established procedures.
“The FCC is not following its normal process for reviewing transactions that it has established over a number of years. It seems to me the FCC is poised, for the first time, to create an entirely new shortcut,” FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr said.
The deal was approved in October with a 3-2 party-line vote, prompting congressional Republicans to vow an investigation into the matter. The lack of transparency and the potential involvement of foreign money in the transaction have further fueled concerns among conservative lawmakers and media watchdogs.
George Soros, a billionaire known for funding various progressive causes, has been steadily expanding his media portfolio. This latest acquisition of radio stations through Audacy is seen as part of a broader strategy to influence American politics and public opinion. Soros-backed entities have also acquired other significant media assets, including Maine’s largest newspaper network.
Critics argue that Soros’ media acquisitions, combined with his history of funding abortion rights, District Attorney elections, racial justice agendas, and media fact-checking initiatives, represent a concerted effort to shape public discourse and policy in the United States.
With Trump in charge and the adults back in the White House, could we soon see an end to the chaos caused by Soros and his family?