DOGE Goes to War on NPR and PBS by Threatening to Cut Government Funding
The Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) subcommittee announced that it is going to war with National Public Radio (NPR) and the Public Broadcasting Service (PBS)
In two letters sent to the CEOs of the outlets - Katherine Maher and Paula Kerger -
Marjorie Taylor Greene, the DOGE subcommittee chair, called on them to testify on
Capitol Hill to defend the government funding they use to share 'systematically biased content.'
Greene said that the department plans to address its concerns about the station's 'blatantly ideological and partisan coverage' at the hearing, scheduled for either the week of March 3 or March 24.
In each letter, the subcommittee gave examples of 'bias' reporting done by both NPR and PBS against
Elon Musk - the head of DOGE - and cited NPR's decision to not report on
Hunter Biden's laptop scandal.
In the one sent to Kerger, the subcommittee said: 'Recently PBS implied that Mr. Elon Musk made a fascist salute while addressing an inaugural celebration hours after President
Donald Trump was sworn into office,' referring to the
Tesla CEO's hand gesture that's
sparked major controversy online.
Two separate letters were sent to PBS CEO Paula Kerger (pictured in 2023) and NPR CEO Katherine Maher
In two letters sent to the CEOs of the outlets - Katherine Maher and Paula Kerger - Marjorie Taylor Greene , the DOGE subcommittee chair, called on them to testify on Capitol Hill.
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