In this segment we are joined by Andrew Langer, president of the Institute for Liberty. The institute for Liberty engages in small business advocacy and exposing executive branch overreach.
In today’s interview we discuss the limiting effect of the current cable televisions broadcast monopoly, broadcast rights, local control, and how content providers and creators could thrive in a more open marketplace. We also explore the cost of the regulatory state on small business, consumers, and the economy.
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