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NPR Media Guy Defends Network’s Decision Not to Cover the Hunter Biden Laptop Story

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Media reporters are a new thing. CNN had, and then brought back, Brian Stelter to watch FOX News 24 hours a day and report on what they were or weren't reporting. The Washington Post and FOX News both have media reporters. NPR has David Folkenflik, and he's probably the worst of the bunch.

As you know, the House heard testimony from the CEOs of NPR and PBS about the leftist bias at both outlets. NPR CEO Katherine Maher admitted Wednesday that the network should have pursued the Hunter Biden laptop story sooner and more aggressively.

Failed to cover it more aggressively? They came right out and said they would not be reporting on it.

Folkenflik can explain:

"Critics"? How about everyone? "More aggressively" is not the same as "why haven't you seen any stories on NPR" about the laptop. NPR made a special effort to let the public know they would not be doing stories on it.

"Behind the scenes."  Why were they working to get access to the laptop if it was just a "distraction"?

The larger claims about Joe Biden are all true, and the press, including NPR, did everything it could to cover for "the big guy."

Oh yeah, NPR was very careful about covering the Russian collusion hoax. Covering it 24/7.

You know it and I know it — NPR ignored the laptop story because they knew it would hurt the Biden campaign.

Folkenfik is a clown, and your and my tax dollars go to pay his salary.

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