And we're back with audio this time. Hello, everyone. Welcome to the Trish Rigan Show. I am Trish. Good to have you here. Really good to have you here. Make sure you subscribe, like, share. Hit the bell. I'll tell you, this is big news day. Because we have basically the destruction of NPR and PBS going on right before our eyes.

Lots of fireworks on Capitol Hill.

We're going to get to all of those because you would not believe some of the things

that the woman who runs NPR had to say, really a tragedy in and of herself,

who doesn't seem to really understand or recognize the importance of truth.

In fact, according to Catherine Marr at NPR,

truth doesn't really matter. She used to run Wikipedia and, well, we all know how Wikipedia

goes. Do we not? I think Elon said it best. History is usually written by the victors, unless, of

course, you live in nowadays and history is written by the losers who are on Wikipedia all day who have

nothing better to do than, you know, basically take aim at the winners. Anyway, we're going to talk

about that plus, plus, plus. I think there's a lot more to this signal tech story. I really do. I mean,

just my sixth sense of things. I suspect that it may have been

a setup, and I want to give you some of my perspective and sense of why that may be. And then we're

going to talk about, do we have to? We do. Jasmine Crockett again, because Jasmine Crockett is actually

now being charged with assault. Lovely little lady that she is.

But we begin today.

Thank you again for being here on NPR, NPR, being defunded in the here, in the now,

because I'll tell you, it's not going well for one, Catherine Marr, on Capitol Hill.

She's just getting sort of pounded every which way to Sunday because she clearly has a very loose

relationship with the truth, which is kind of a problem when you're running national, public

radio, which thinks it's so important and has that kind of hushed way of speaking, very slow,

very soft, as though they're telling you some kind of secret. Anyway,

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