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.

Carr asks Pichai and Mohan to brief the FCC on YouTube TV’s carriage negotiations process, “including the potential role of viewpoint-based discrimination.” The channel mentioned by Carr, Great American Family, is distributed across cable providers and digital services like Fubo, Sling, DirecTV Stream, and Hulu.

Donald Trump’s pick to head the Federal Communications Commission sent a letter last week to Google CEO Sundar Pichai and YouTube CEO Neal Mohan asking if YouTube TV has any policies that discriminate against faith-based programming—an ask prompted by a complaint from Great American Media,

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

FCC chair sends letter to Google inquiring if YouTube TV ‘discriminates against faith-based programming’ - Brendan Carr calls for briefing by Google amid ‘concerning allegations’ that ‘come at a time

FCC Chairman Brendan Carr sent a letter to the CEOs of Alphabet and Google, calling out the refusal of YouTube TV to carry a network, Great American Family, as a potential case of discrimination against faith-based programming.

The Trump-appointed chairman of the communications regulator, Brendan Carr, sent a letter to YouTube TV inquiring about its “refusal to carry faith-based programming.”

"Concerns have been raised with the FCC that YouTube TV discriminates against faith-based programming," Carr said Friday in a letter sent to Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai and YouTube CEO Neal Mohan.