Republicans have accused the public media NPR and PBS of biases in the hearing of the Hub’s Hubmers on Wednesday, while the Democrats defended organizations and criticized the event as a distraction from the ongoing dispute over the use of Trump administration from the report of reports on the communication communication signal.
PBS President and CEO Paula Kerger and NPR President and CEO Catherine Maher have denied allegations of bias, saying that retail outlets comply with journalistic standards and serve a diverse audience that includes rural viewers.
The hearing, entitled “Anti -American Air Waves: Holding the heads of NPR and PBS Responsible” was held by the subcommittee for the delivery of government efficiency (Doge), the name on which the Ministry of Government Efficiency, the initiative to reduce the expenses of the Trump administration, the initiative, the initiative to reduce the cost of the Trump administration, the initiative to reduce the cost of reducing the Trump Administration.
The report of the house Marjorie Taylor Green, R-GA., Criticizes NPR and PBS during the hearing for alleged liberal bias, pointing to federal funding for retail outlets as a goal of potential cuts.
“NPR and PBS are increasingly becoming radical, left -wing echo cameras for a narrow audience of mostly wealthy, white, urban liberals and progressives,” Green said.
The president and CEO of the Public Author’s Office Paula Kerger testified during the hearing of the Home Supervision Committee and Government Reform in the United States on March 26, 2025 in Washington, Colombia District.
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Minutes later, a representative of the Chamber Stephen Lynch, D-MA., Defended the public media and criticized the hearing as a distraction of more important issues, often perceived by the Chamber Supervision Committee, the larger body to which the Doge’s subcompit belongs.
“I am sad to see that this once proud committee – the fundamental investigative committee in the House of Representatives – is now bent down to the lowest levels of guerrilla and political theater to hold a hearing to continue after the likes of Elmo and Biscuit and Arthur Aarvark,” Lynch said.
Later at the hearing, reporter Robert Garcia, D-ca.
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