Donald Trump says it will want to see financed financing for NPR, PBS

President Donald Trump During the meeting in the White House on Tuesday, the main news has eliminated the federal financing for NPR and PBS.

“Well, I would like to do it,” said Trump, said in response to a reporter asking about the DOGE Subcommittee The right to hear “Anti-American Airwaves: NPR and PBS are responsible,” said NPR and PBS leaders here.

“I think it is very unfair,” he said. “It was very biased. All the group, I want to say that a group of all of them. And still see a large number of media.”

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Katherine Maher, NPR (National Public Radio) President Katherine Maher (National Public Radio) and Paula Kerzer, CEO (public broadcasting service), for the most taxpayer and the elitist audience, should be produced for the most taxpayer, “the DOGE Subcommittee must be funded.

Maher and Kerger are expected to push back and justify the news and why public financing. Less than 1% of NPR financing comes from the federal government, although other finances are coming from grants and dollars allocated to local member stations, and then returned to NPR.

Pbs It was reported to receive 16 percent of the government’s financing. It is stated on his website that the annual public broadcaster (CPB), approved by the Congress, provides partial financing of the partial corporation of the CPB to support the NPB and PBS to support national programming.

Trump believes that the federal money obtained from the main devices is not to be commissioned.

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President Donald Trump, on March 24, 2025, calls on a reporter to ask a question at a cabinet meeting in the White House in the DC. (Getty Images)

“They spend more money than any other network so far, so it is a waste of money and a very biased sight, you know that it is better than anyone.” “And I am honored to see the end of it. We are well covered. Today we are here. We are good and we need it, especially what is a loss of money. Dog’s recommendation is doing. I think their recommendation is to close them. ”

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, R-Ga., Who Doge sub-committee chairsMaher and Kerzer said he believed that he would justify the needs of federal funds.

“I want to hear that NPR and PBS should get several people from the American taxpayer,” he said.

“This guerrilla, the so-called ‘media’ stations can not report the cunning of the cunning of Covid-19 origin and Russian confection, which played the doctor in the Hunter Biden’s laptop. “Now it is time for their pencil to explain this biased coverage. I look forward to working for unilateral reports that allow federal taxpayers to protect and promote their political interests.”