Part 8/16:
Kennedy laments the consolidation of media ownership into a handful of corporations—BlackRock, Vanguard, and State Street—who, he claims, manipulate information to keep the populace divided. This media manipulation is not accidental but strategic, designed to distract and disarm the public, ensuring that the ruling elites and corporate interests maintain control without accountability.
He advocates for a modern reinterpretation of the Fairness Doctrine—an FCC policy pre-1980s that mandated balanced reporting—contending that applying such regulation to the major broadcasters could help restore trust and transparency.