On “Washington Watch” with Tony Perkins, Troy A. Miller, president & CEO of the National Religious Broadcasters (NRB), underscored the importance of the “AM Radio for Every Vehicle Act,” especially during times of emergency.
“A lot of the rural communities depend on these AM stations to get information,” Miller said. “The largest outlay of the emergency broadcast system infrastructure is all based in AM radio, and so there’s not really a plan right now on where it’s going to move to.”
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Miller joined Perry Atkinson on “Focus Today” to discuss a number of issues NRB is working on to defend the rights of religious broadcasters, including the push to pass the legislation to keep AM radio in US-manufactured cars.
“We expect that once it gets to the floor vote, it’s going to pass on both sides,” Miller said.
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During his appearance on “The Road Forward” with Dr. Tim Clinton, Miller spoke about the successful NRB 2025 Convention and the growing sense of enthusiasm and confidence among Christian broadcasters, a contrast to previous years marked by censorship.
“There’s a real sense of optimism and hope out there,” Miller said. “I think people are looking at this opportunity to get the Gospel out with maybe not as many roadblocks as they’ve had in the last several years. People are just excited. They’re excited to be in ministry, in media, and in broadcasting.”
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