NPR chief regrets tweets calling Donald Trump ‘a fascist and a deranged racist sociopath’

Embarrassing Displays of Media Blindness

NPR CEO Katherine Maher could not, even if she'd tried, have made a stronger implicit case for cutting federal financial support for her organization.

Colbert Tries To Defend PBS By Focusing On Children's Shows

Colbert Tries To Defend PBS By Focusing On Children's Shows CBS’s Stephen Colbert tried to have it both ways on Thursday’s taping of The Late Show. On one hand he mocked Republicans for wanting to defund PBS out of concerns its documentaries were sexualizing children because what child watches PBS? On the other hand, he defended PBS against calls to defund it by citing all the children’s programming it does. Later in the show, Colbert would wel…

NPR CEO’s Radical Tweets Come Back to Haunt Her

NPR CEO Katherine Maher faced a brutal showdown before the House DOGE Subcommittee, as lawmakers demanded answers on why NPR deserves taxpayer funding. Grilled alongside PBS CEO Paula Kerger, Maher took heat for her radical past tweets on white privilege, oppression, and reparations—alleged proof of NPR’s leftist bias. As Republicans gear up to defund NPR, Glenn breaks down why Maher is a “wolf in sheep’s clothing” and argues that NPR’s taxpayer…

Freshman Rep. Brandon Gill Exposes NPR CEO’s Hypocrisy in Explosive Hearing

"Do you think that white people should pay reparations?" "I have never said that, sir." "Yes, you did."

NPR Ceo Savagely Destroyed During Congressional Hearing, Insane Tweets Resurface: WATCH

NPR CEO Katherine Maher *DID NOT* have a fun Wednesday.The NPR boss was questioned during a DOGE subcommittee hearing, and it couldn't have been a worse disaster for her.The main issue?Members of Congress found her old tweets, and what happened next was pure comedy.SIGN UP for The Daily OutKick. New Look, Same Attitude.It turns out that Maher used to be a bit of a hot take artist on X back in 2020. One of her hottest takes was that America appar…

Must Watch: Taxpayer-Funded NPR's Leftist CEO Really Struggled During Yesterday's Congressional Hearing