Social media asked to be defealed against the congress financing: NPR

Today, public broadcasters across the country today express their plans to protect the convincing MPs to protect the federal finances on Capitol Hill, President Trump and its allies.

Money from the Federal Government is a complete half of the annual budgets of some local public television and radio stations.

Lobby is followed by a certain focus on PBS and NPR, a certain focus on PBS and NPR, the croup of crump, which is a certain focus with dominated national public television and radio networks.

White house called NPR and PBS programming characterized the federal costs on social media such as “radical propaganda” and taxpayer dollar waste.

The vast majority of this money goes to local public broadcasting stations than national networks.

“I’m extremely concerned about it,” he said. Forum Kbed. “I have never seen community radio in such a dangerous situation.”

About 190 local officials flew in Washington, Washington flew in the NPR headquarters, this week this week’s services and deputies of deputies and followers (proving voters often have voters).

Alaska Senator Lisa Murkowski, Republic, has already supported the support.

An op-ed published in one Fairbanks Daily News-Miner and on his Senate website Murkowski writes Public broadcasting stations in Alaska do not provide information not only, and combine them through cultural programs that serve mental health care and serve as warning systems for natural disasters, power outages, water recommendations, water recommendations and warnings. “

“We are receiving these important services at a relatively small price,” he said. “Some have been proven to be an irreplaceable resource that can be seen as a shameless expense, which saves his life in Alaska.”

Polkkinghorne station serves a village coast in the north of the Bay area, which is relatively economically depressed and wildlife and winter storms.

Although the residents can watch local television stations located in the Bay region, there is no one who serves the district. “So the radio is really,” he said. “People trust us for such news for them to be safe and informed.”

Polkinghorne explained that federal funds are about $ 174,000 each year – 25% of the station’s annual income.

Authorities working in half dozens of social media stations asked for the sensitivity of the moment for NPR nods for NPR news for this story.

Anniversary attack in public media financing

In recent weeks, Trump claimed what his power was ignite Three of the five members of the Corporation for public broadcasts – or CPB – and Confirmed that NPR and PBS should stop subsidy.

CPB officials are invalid and illegal of the order and plan to ignore it; PBS and NPR say they will beat.

It is unknown whether there are bar stations that receive funds from the CPB to use the Federal money to pay for programming for NPR and PBS programming. When they do, the stations may encounter a significant amount of income or the option of losing a giant part of the programming schedule.

If many stations are far from NPR, it would harden the radio network: the station payments are about 30 percent of its annual income. Payment would be larger on PBS.

Trump also said he would officially ask Congress dishonorable About $ 1 billion deputies in the federal foundations were allocated to the CPB for financing public broadcasting in the next two fiscal years. Should still send this request to Capitol Hill. But in budget plan He presented to the congress, and the president proposed to eliminate all federal funds for the CPB in the following years.

On Wednesday, a federal judge in Washington, Trump heard a legal problem for the fire of CPB members. The non-profit corporation is illegal for these fires, because CPB is not part of the federal government. During his departure of the bigger work, the initial decision to prevent Trump’s order wanted.

Randolph Moss in the district of the United States, Randolph Moss, a strong questioning of the CPB’s lawyer about whether it was a judge. Unless the judge made a decision in this case, the CPB, despite the demand for Trump, was able to get acquainted with all five members as usual.

More substantially, the Moss, the obstacles of road barriers to the Department of Justice, lawyer Jeremy Newman’ın crew members were allegedly within the presidency. The President consulted with the leaders of the Senate of the two sides and appoints members of the Board.

“Delete causes power to handle the power,” said Moss. “CPB (creating CPB) is very clear that the executive president does not manage the CPB.”

The CPB was included in the Non-Commercial and Colombia region by the Congress Act.

From the beginning, the CPB’s Federal Government of the CPB is about 15% and 8% for PBS and PBS and PBS and about 15% for public radio stations. .

Liberal biased Trump allies level charges

Last week, at the board meeting, CPB seat, Ruby Calvert, the Mission of Public Broadcasters said: All “a unique high quality programming, air and online reliable information and educational description.”

“I come from a deep conservative Republican family and the state. My brother and the President of the Senate Wyoming was the president in the legislature.” “Like him, I am a very financially conservative and philosophically conservative. And I want to note that there are many conservative friends that support social media.”

In late March, the Republican allies of Trump in the US House He held a hearing meeting He blamed the wisdom of state financing for state media and a conservative national networks.

Republicans, the President of NPR without joining the network in 2024 was resurrected social media messages sent by Maher. They announced that a liberal political bent. They were angry in the reading time segment of a drag queen posted on the website of the PBS member station in New York. (Pulled later).

Both Maher and PBS CEO Paula Keruer gave a handful of interviews that they would defend the ability and abilities and abilities of the networks and their ability to deliver the rights and cultural program. Maher stressed the spread of the role in the spread of news and information “news desires, which is extracted or closing or closing with other local news of NPR stations.

Recently talked to the Maher Podcast Columbia Journalism ReviewHe repeated the network, legal measures are being taken to claim the weight of legal operations against the department and the claim of local stations to store funds from NPR and PBS.

States also re-thinking of public media financing

Public radio officials told NPR that the financial contribution of individual donors to NPR was significantly, but the continuous continuity was not considered this figure.

Meanwhile, some public broadcasting stations are in danger of losing political support and financing at the state level.

The state government has signed a bill, all 17 public broadcasting stations dominated by Republicans, governors, all 17 public broadcastes, including all taxpayers in neighboring countries. Station officials Explained WFYI Public Radio Station in Indianapolis This “may result in obstructions or cuts to operations, services or employees.”

New Jersey, Democratic Gov’s budget, Phil Murphy, the new form of next year will reduce public subsidies for PBS, and about $ 250,000, a quarter of the current amount. The state has not yet accepted the budget for the upcoming year, but Nj pbs coordinated Layrof partial budget uncertainty.

Meanwhile, in New York, government officials strike a bargain To offer an additional $ 4 million infusion to divide between the public radio stations around the imperial situation – directly respond directly to the feeling of the nation.

The state usually provides $ 14 million to social media every year – all is more than $ 1 million. This new figure is folded above.

Disclosure: This story was reported and written by the NPR media correspondent David folkenthlik. It was edited by the Deputy Preference of the Business Editor Emily Kopp and editors were edited by Gerry Holmes and Vickie Walton-James’s managers. Under the protocol to report on the NPR, no NPR corporate official or news executors did not review this story before being sent to the public.