Nor, do I suspect he has the desire.

The landscape for media and delivery of information continues to rapidly evolve. More people get their news from social media, specifically Tik Tok, X and Facebook, than all other sources combined.

Until the government starts regulating social media as publishers, rather than platforms, with all the responsibilities and liabilities that publishers have, the degradation of news delivery will continue.

Of course, in order to regulate social media effectively, the Supreme Court must first be expanded.

that very thing will be part of the story, along with basically everyone having an internet-connected phone in arms reach at all times.

For democracy to really work, there needs to be a foundation of common truth, and it needs to be a lot accurate than what we have now. The tie-in here being that a lack of a common truth is a huge driver of inaction on climate change, AND the destruction of democracy. In the end the result be a world ruled by rapacious billionaires and corporations, and the world's governments not being able stop the destruction because they simply lack the power to do so. Private actors are usurping them in part by circumventing any controls on the dissemination of their self-serving propaganda.

maybe broadcasting from mexico or outside the 3 mile limit

Only local broadcast stations are licensed by the FCC.