NPR doesn’t receive government funding. One of the few falsifiable statements you made is absolutely, completely, objectively false. Again, consider that perh

NPR doesn’t receive government funding. One of the few falsifiable statements you made is absolutely, completely, objectively false. Again, consider that perhaps your epistemology is broken. You are free to explore their audited financials, as well as their IRS 990 form, which indicates all revenue, expenses as well as top 10 salaried employees. https://www.npr.org/about-npr/178660742/public-radio-finances https://www.npr.org/about-npr/178660742/public-radio-finance... Regarding the source of the falsehood you believed to be true, there are only two potential explanations: One, they intentionally deceived you, or two, they have no idea what they are talking about and should not be relied upon for truthful information. That this particular false belief was so strong, and so core to your political stances, that you used it as the foundation for your argument as to why the current republican administration is acting in the best interests of the nation, I would hope that this would cause you to reconsider the rest of your stances as well as more carefully scrutinize your sources of information for veracity. In short, please consider the possibility that your epistemology may be broken.