Sen. Tommy Tuberville praised cuts to federal funding for public broadcasting entities like NPR and PBS, asserting that the majority of NPR's content is left-leaning. He believes that farmers and the general public will not miss these services, labeling NPR as a "left-wing propaganda network". This comment comes after House Republicans voted to cut over $9 billion in funding for public broadcasting, a move that only awaits President Trump's signature. NPR CEO Katherine Maher countered that a significant portion of Americans rely on public radio for essential news.
Sen. Tommy Tuberville stated, "90% of NPR content was left-leaning. There was very little right. Anything positive about the right was never on."
Tuberville mentioned, "Farmers are not gonna miss this. It's been a disaster. It is a left-wing propaganda network. It is gone, and thank God."
In response to the funding cuts, NPR CEO Katherine Maher highlighted, "Nearly three in four Americans say they rely on their public radio stations for alerts and news for their public safety."
Laura Ingraham remarked, "Democrats are losing a propaganda machine, and it's not sitting too well with them."
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