Remove Fox News, OAN, Newsmax

I think you will have to find another vendor then (and for what it's worth - everyone carries Fox News, since it is a very popular channel).  There are no carriers that offer ala carte service, and all try to have packages that satisfy the most potential subscribers.  While I might personally agree with you about those channels, there are other viewers who feel the same about MSNBC or Vice.  It's really not that hard to just not watch the channels you don't want to watch.  It would be nice if DirecTV enhanced their offering so that you could edit the channel list to only include the channels you were interested in, but they don't.

you cannot pick and choose what channels are in your package, thats like going to a gas station and complaining you dont want unleaded plus and diesel pumps in the lane you pull in. dont like them dont watch them your not the only person who has that package. as @Jrandomuser  stated find another provider . i dont like the scientology's channel but im not calling and demanding it be removed i just scroll past it and my day is no worse.

Your example makes absolutely zero sense whatsoever.  I am a paying customer asking for an option in a service based industry to not have to pay for a portion of service that I do not use or want. I would like for the option to have a package that does not include these channels. That is not a request that should be out of line. In fact I’m happy for us all to have the option to pick and choose as we would like or this can both “both sides” and a package without MSNBC and Vice can be added as well.  I don’t really care. I was encouraged by Customer Service to reach out in different, respectful ways to make my opinion heard because they said they have heard other requests like this.  

I am quite aware that I can and do scroll past these channels my point is I would like an option where I do not have to pay for them.  I happen to like this service and have asked them to provide this option or I will.  Frankly your attitude to come on an open forum as an employee to tell me to find another provider makes that all the more likely. 

And we live a a free country. You may do as you please. I myself I bypass the channels I don't want to watch.

When you bought your last car, were you able to tell them that you didn't want the Kilometers per hour marks on your speedometer?

The content providers package their channels just as all TV providers do to their customers and all they can do is pick the package that they believe provides for their customers. 

No TV provider will censor a channels content nor should they.

(Edited per community guidelines) this is not about freedom or censorship. I don't want a single cent of my money going to (Edited per community guidelines) channels. Eff this monopoly (Edited per community guidelines). 

@Incision  Amazing!

@JefferMC lol (Edited per community guidelines) does have to do with this topic? If your precious channels are so great they will survive when the rest of cut out the cancer. 

@Constructive lol (Edited per community guidelines) an employee saying you can't have what you would like to pay for. Omg genius 

At least remove OAN. They are nothing but a Q conspiracy theory spreader.  ZERO major cable companies / streaming services carry this channel. But with the news that came out today about AT&T and how they fund OAN, I guess it's no surprise Dtv stream is one of the few outlets that allows them to spread lies. Free speech does not include inciting violence and govt overthrow. Link here:

https://www.reuters.com/investigates/special-report/usa-oneamerica-att/

Would you be willing to have them turn off MSNBC if it meant OAN would go away?  Would you trade CNN for Fox News?

(I can't make this happen, I'm just wondering...)

Regarding the speedometer comment: I was trying to give you an example of how you cannot necessarily control all aspects of a product you buy.  While you can chose trim line, color and other options, some things cannot be controlled.

Who said make them go away? Nobody. It goes both ways. Idgaf if someone else doesn't want cnn. Let consumers pick their package. Easy

MSNBC and OAN are not the same thing. U are comparing apples to oranges. 

This chart contends they're pretty much the same, other than which direction they lean.