NPR and PBS in the Congressional Hot Seat

Bill Grueskin, a Professor at Columbia Journalism School and former senior editor at The Wall Street Journal, dives into the fiery congressional hearing where NPR and PBS leaders confronted accusations of liberal bias. He discusses the significance of public broadcasting amid calls for funding cuts and the challenges of unbiased reporting in politically charged climates. Grueskin also sheds light on the implications of media coverage on sensitive topics, emphasizing the need for integrity and support in independent journalism.