Charlie Kirk Act

This bill rewrites federal law on information that the U.S. Agency for Global Media (USAGM) and its networks prepare for audiences outside the country. It bars USAGM from distributing its program material inside the United States and from using its funding to influence public opinion in the United States, with an exception for educational and cultural exchange programs. Material made for foreign audiences would go to the National Archives for domestic release 12 years after it was first shown abroad or prepared. Reporters, researchers, and Members of Congress could still examine the material at the State Department, and USAGM employees could still answer public questions about the agency.

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Sponsors

• Andrew Ogles Republican sponsor
• 1 cosponsors