PBS President and CEO Paula Kerger on CNN this morning: “People often struggle to come up with examples” of left-wing bias at PBS.

Actually, it’s not a struggle at all.

Here are just a few of PBS’s biggest whiffs:

🧵 (1/5) (2/5) In Louisiana, a PBS video claimed that pre-schoolers “may have racial bias.”

PBS affiliates also advocated for males in women’s sports to have “support in their push for athletic access.”

They have the right to say this stuff—but not with your money.

NPR’s CEO Katherine Maher on CNN this morning: “As far as the accusations that we’re biased, I’d stand up and say, ‘Please show me a story that concerns you.’”

I’ve got a few:

🧵 (1/5) (2/5) NPR reported that country music and birds are racist, told American people to stop eating beef, and promoted the Russia-gate conspiracy.

No person with a brain above a single-celled organism would call these articles fair and balanced.

🧵 (1/11) The Senate only has a few more days to approve President Trump’s rescission request to cut funding to wasteful foreign aid projects and public broadcasting.

We should pounce on this opportunity like a ninja.

Read my latest @NYPostOpinion.

nypost.com/2025/07/08/opi… (2/11) President Trump entered the Oval Office on a mission to reduce waste in the federal budget—what I call “spending porn.” He’s made a great start through the early work of DOGE.

Some of the spending that the Biden administration approved will take your breath away.

🧵 (1/8) The federal government has no business funding media companies.

It’s time to stop picking winners and losers and defund public broadcasting for good.

Read my latest:

hannapub.com/ouachitacitize… (2/8) In 2025 alone, Congress will send the Corporation for Public Broadcasting $535M.

The CPB is a government-backed nonprofit that issues taxpayer-funded grants to NPR, PBS, and their affiliates.

By 2027, the CPB expects the federal government to send it nearly $600M.

🧵 (1/13) Some medical schools place DEI above all else, even if it means worse outcomes for patients.

This obsession with racial quotas is destroying some of America’s best medical schools.

Read my latest with @RepGregMurphy in @dcexaminer:

washingtonexaminer.com/restoring-amer… (2/13) According to whistleblowers, UCLA’s top admissions officer turned away talented applicants because of their skin color.

She reportedly rejected one student because UCLA had “too many of his kind.”

freebeacon.com/campus/a-faile…

🧵 (1/10) Recently, SCOTUS was asked to decide whether district court judges can unilaterally stop the govt from enforcing a law or policy nationwide.

The court should jump at the chance to end universal injunctions.

Read my latest @FoxNewsOpinion:

foxnews.com/opinion/sen-jo… (2/10) Normally, a court’s injunction only applies to the plaintiff in the case.

But in the 1960s, judges began blocking the government from enforcing the policy against anyone, anywhere—not just addressing one plaintiff's concerns.

🧵(1/12) PM Starmer agreed to welcome Pres. Trump to the Chagos Island negotiating table, and that is great news.

Friends don’t strike deals behind each other’s backs, especially when our shared security is on the line.

telegraph.co.uk/news/2025/01/2… (2/12) PM Starmer and the Biden admin first wanted the UK to cede sovereignty of the Chagos Islands, including our shared military base on Diego Garcia, to Mauritius before Pres. Trump took office.

They wanted us to pay $112M/year to rent our own base. Stupid should hurt more.

The Biden-Harris term was historically awful for the American people.

Here are just a few of the ways: 🧵(1/9) (2/9) In 2021, the Biden admin withdrew from Afghanistan, leaving behind a trail of chaos and death.

13 brave American servicemembers lost their lives.

We will never forget their sacrifice—or the fact that Pres. Biden said he makes “no apologies” for the disaster.

🧵 (1/12) Pres. Biden is using his final days in office to rub salt in the wounds of the American energy sector.

He’s ignoring the will of voters and making it harder for Pres. Trump to revive our economy and defeat inflation. (2/12) Since Day 1, the Biden White House has taken every opportunity it could to make producing fossil-fuels more expensive. He knows that high energy prices cause inflation and slow economic growth.

It’s horrifying that Pres. Biden has granted clemency to some of our nation’s most monstrous killers.

Their victims deserve better, and justice demands more.

Here’s a sample of the vile murderers and rapists who are celebrating in their cells this morning:

1/8 Chadrick Fulks and Brandon Basham broke out of prison and went on a 17-day, cross-country “criminal rampage.”

They raped and murdered 19-year-old Samantha Burns and 44-year-old Alice Donovan.

Biden granted Fulks and Basham clemency.

2/8

🧵1/8: From middle school gyms to NCAA swimming pools, activists seek to force women and girls to compete against biological men and boys.

These activists claim it is a “myth” that transgender athletes have an advantage, but most Americans know this is untrue and unfair.

theadvertiser.com/story/news/202… 2/8: Starting in the womb and continuing through puberty, men develop physical advantages that help them outperform women in competitive sports.

Biden has made some bad nominations, but his pick of Adeel Mangi to the Third Circuit is one of the worst.

From 2019 – 2023, Mangi sat on the advisory board of the Center for Security, Race and Rights—an organization that has hosted speakers with ties to terrorists.

The Center regularly sponsors events steeped in hatred and antisemitism.