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On this edition of the NewsBusters Podcast, executive editor Tim Graham examines how the Democrats and the liberal media pretend to be religious as they preach their pro-abortion agenda, calling out Speaker Nancy Pelosi (CA) who says she's "very Catholic" and very pro-choice, and Vice President Kamala Harris who claims pro-choice positioning has no bearing on your faith. The media nod along.…

As part of a media tour selling her new personal memoir Rough Draft (after her Trump-campaign memoir a few years ago), MSNBC host Katy Tur appeared on Monday's Fresh Air for the hour on NPR. Tur talks about growing up with an abusive journalist father, Bob Tur, who now identifies as Zoey Tur. She compared him to Donald Trump as bombastic and volatile and scary, and suggested they…

Liberal haters of Fox News (like NPR's media reporter) shame Fox for ignoring "unwelcome facts," even as NPR couldn't do one story on the failed Brett Kavanaugh assassin.

National Public Radio has made it clear over the years that it despises Fox News. On June 9, the morning before the primetime Pelosi Panel hearing, Morning Edition promoted a radical leftist group of censors that wants Fox News beheaded. Of course, NPR never called them "leftist" or anything ideological as they aim to starve Fox News of digital ads.

While National Public Radio was all in on the January 6 Committee, they offered no story on the failed Kavanaugh assassination...just two brief and vague mentions this week. On Thursday morning, Nina Totenberg talked about the court for almost four minutes, and it never came up! 

Tesla CEO Elon Musk warned of “population collapse” in China as a result of tyrannical government policies that devalue human life.

Media reporter Dylan Byers, now with the upstart Puck News, uncorked a hot scoop at National Public Radio. He obtained an internal memo sent to NPR employees on Thursday underlining an uber-strict COVID policy. Failure to wear a mask could cause an employee to be terminated! 

The politically correct nightmare that is National Public Radio deputized their "extremism" correspondent Odette Yousef on Thursday night to smear the entire pro-life movement as a "far-right" cocktail of "Christian supremacism, secular male supremacism and white supremacism."

Beware the "fact-checkers" on abortion, especially when it's at pro-abortion National Public Radio. On Friday morning, NPR.org posted an article titled "7 persistent claims about abortion, fact-checked." But these "persistent claims" didn't come with an actual source, but you could tell the point was to "own the pro-lifers."

At the top of the NPR home page on Saturday morning was a fact-check piece of sorts by NPR senior political editor Domenico Montanaro headlined "GOP playbook on abortion is to push Democrats on restrictions and contort their words." Montanaro tried to argue that attempts by Fox News to reveal the Democrats are for an unlimited "woman's right to choose" were somehow misleading.

Minutes after White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki gave the Biden administration’s blessing Thursday for progressives to stage protests outside the homes of Supreme Court justices, NPR White House reporter Franco Ordoñez sucked up to Psaki’s successor Karine Jean-Pierre, by wondering if she could share “what this means to you” and comment on both “the historic nature” of her appointment and…

On Wednesday's Morning Edition, your taxpayer-funded National Public Radio expressed alarm at Justice Samuel Alito's "quite strident" draft opinion on abortion. He used terms like "abortionist." A guest was upset with the term "unborn children."

The most ridiculous joke that airs daily on National Public Radio is that their evening news program is called All Things Considered. On Friday, NPR listeners witnessed an audio press release…

National Public Radio energetically reported on left-wing attempt to cancel Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene from the ballot in Georgia, and "a judge" who allowed their crusade to continue. But there was an ethical problem: The enabling judge's name was Amy Totenberg, the sister of NPR legal correspondent Nina Totenberg. Reports on Friday morning and Thursday night avoided the name entirely.