The chair of the Federal Communications Commission has sent a letter to Google calling for a briefing by the company regarding concerns that YouTube TV “discriminates against faith-based programming.”Brendan Carr explained in a post on X that he had received complaints from broadcasters about the issue,

The allegations stem from YouTube TV’s refusal to permit faith-based television network Great American Family to stream on its platform.

The FCC Chair is calling out the refusal of YouTubeTV to carry Great American Family as potential discrimination against faith-based programming.

The incoming FCC head is demanding answers from Google about why a Christian broadcaster is not among its channel listings. Brandon Carr sent a letter to the streaming service, saying he wants to determine if it engages in a form of discrimination.

The FCC commissioner, Brendan Carr, says he wants to ‘dismantle’ the ‘censorship cartel.’ The Federal Communications Commission is looking into whether YouTube TV is actively discriminating against faith-based media as its chairman wages a war against what he calls the “censorship cartel.