This is just funny. Chuck Schumer broke into hysteria over the PBS and NPR loss of government funding which only amounts to 1% of their revenue. He said it’s a matter of life and death. Not only that, he falsely claimed public broadcasting is the only way people get information about disasters.
I don’t know anyone who even listens to NPR, much less relies on them for disaster information. There are many more reliable avenues to get information on disasters.
NPR and PBS only want government funding to give them credibility they don’t deserve. They don’t need the money as they have said repeatedly.
Chuck Schumer: Sometimes “public broadcasting” is the only way people can get information on natural disasters:
“It’s a matter of life and death.”
The ‘people will die’ talking point was issued over NPR/PBS defunding. Of course it was. https://t.co/6uY2jnEply pic.twitter.com/wQgZqTINeS
— Western Lensman (@WesternLensman) July 16, 2025
Amy Klobuchar also went with that ridiculous line. It’s a lie.
As Newsbuster’s research indicates, the opposite is true. Texas NPR waited 19 hours before posting a thing about the flooding.
When it comes to the devastating floods of July 4-5, just the opposite appears to be true.
The National Weather Service issued the first flash flood watch for heavily-hit Kerr County at approximately a quarter to one in the morning (12:41 a.m. local time) on Thursday, the day before the flood. By 11:03 a.m., more than ten hours later, Texas Public Radio (TPR) had not yet alerted its Facebook page readers of the danger.
But, it had made dubious claims in a post urging readers to lobby Congress to ensure it keeps receiving taxpayer funding.
As one poster wrote: As of July 2025, the FCC reports a total of 15,651 radio stations on the air. Of those, NPR had 1,069 member stations airing its programming in the United States. That’s 6% of the total radio stations in the USA are airing NPR programming.
The democrats want us to believe that the world will come to an end of 6% of the radio stations currently on the air fail to receive funding from NPR.
They think we’re stupid.
This is a buy who cooks hamburgers on a grill with a slice of wrapped cheese on top. Nobody listens to this goofball.
The only life and death situation is when Chuck serves up his raw burgers.
Wait, when the heck did NPR/PBS start doing weather reports? Yeah, us hayseeds just ain’t smart and connected enough to get information any other way. I mean besides the dozens of weather channels, phone apps, local stations, radio…. but besides those. They keep yammering that taxpayer subsidies is just a tiny tiny piece of there overall budget. If that’s the case, why are they throwing such a world class hissy-fit over loosing it? If NPR/PBS is so great, they shouldn’t have any problem getting all their funding from sponsors, you know, like every other program. The other thing is, if these people are so detached from getting weather information, then let’s spend the money that would have went to PBS/NPR on buying those people emergency radios. It would actually be less than what we’re spending right now.
Schumer what an MFING idiot! Just a matter of time till he kisses Mamdani’s AXX!
The matter of life and death is we will die if we continue to fund those parasitic propaganda outlets.
Hey Chuck, cheeseburger, well done.
Chucky Schumer and Amy Klodhopper are Democrats, which means they lie about everything. Anyone who listens to them or to NPR/PBS is an idiot.
Indoctrinated idiots too boot…
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