Topic: Fairness Doctrine

Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez appeared on Jen Psaki's program to advocate for federal regulation of broadcast television to prevent "incitement of violence." The segment highlights her specific targeting of Tucker Carlson just before his departure from Fox News. Additional commentary criticizes a 60 Minutes interview with Ray Epps, portraying him as a protected federal asset.

Malice and Jones discuss the shift from a three-network media monopoly to the rise of decentralized information. Malice explains how the media destroyed Barry Goldwater in 1964, whereas Ronald Reagan was able to succeed by leveraging new conservative communication mechanisms and abolishing the Fairness Doctrine. They argue that the current establishment is losing control because they can no longer enforce a single narrative.

Jones analyzes the historical significance of Roger Ailes and Rush Limbaugh in breaking the liberal media monopoly. He credits the removal of the Fairness Doctrine under the Reagan administration for allowing Ailes to launch Limbaugh's show. Jones argues that without their trailblazing efforts, there would be no platform for modern conservative or populist voices to challenge the globalist agenda.