Brendan Carr joins Theo Jaffee and Sofia Puccini to explain the FCC's Build America agenda, connecting communications infrastructure with the growth of AI. He discusses equipment restrictions and domestic manufacturing as policy priorities. His claimed effects and his comparison with earlier technology cycles are presented as his arguments, not independently established causality.
Brendan Carr describes spectrum allocation for a growing range of space activities and argues for objective, repeatable application processing. He also discusses phone-network access, carrier verification and cross-border coordination as tools against robocalls. These are accounts of the agency's approach, not a claim that the underlying problems have been solved.
Brendan Carr says telecom carriers need earlier access to emerging models for defensive security testing. He acknowledges limits on what he can discuss about AI and cyber operations. The interview also includes political and broadcasting-policy opinions, which should not be mistaken for neutral legal interpretation or verified forecasts. Paid sponsor segments are omitted.
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