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Mullin: Will you commit today that the FCC will not use its licensing authority, enforcement role, or claims of news distortion to politically pressure or punish broadcasters for their editorial decisions? Carr: The FCC is going to enforce the public interest standard and the news distortion broadcast hoax rule,... show more

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