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NPR Interviews ‘Fascism Expert’ Fleeing to Canada Over Trump and DEI

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As Twitchy reported recently, NPR CEO Katherine Maher continues to insist that the media outlet is in no way politically biased in its news coverage. Isn't this the media outlet that put out a statement explaining why they would not be covering the Hunter Biden laptop story? Isn't that political bias? "We wish we’d gotten on that earlier," Maher told Congress. Yeah, right.

I reported a few days ago that three Yale professors were leaving the United States because of President Trump and taking gigs at the renowned University of Toronto’s Munk School. It was the Yale Daily News that called the Munk School renowned … I've never heard of it.

NPR has no political bias, but they felt they had to interview philosophy professor Jason Stanley, who said his decision to leave the country was “entirely because of the political climate in the United States.” Oh no … the U.S. is losing a single philosophy professor to Canada. NPR assures us that Stanley is an expert on fascism, having written several books about it, including "Erasing History: How Fascists Rewrite the Past to Control the Future."

Here's one of the highlights of NPR's interview:

"They're attacking Black history." Really? Like how Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis was going to pull the history of slavery from the public school curriculum?

Stanley told NPR's A Martínez that the president withholding funding from universities is war:

Martínez: But what war can be won without funding?

Stanley: You might lose anyway. But you can't win a war unless you recognize it's a war. This way they're going to pick us off one by one. And history is watching here. Our institutions will be written about. They're being attacked for this entirely fake reason that's furthermore fomenting antisemitism in the United States. It's going to create mass popular anger against Jewish people.

So, if universities want to fight anti-Semitism, they need to stand up and say, 'No, we are not threats to American Jews. You are threatening American Jews.'

I understand. He doesn't want to risk his kid's safety by staying in the United States. After all, they're black and Jewish.

I noticed that when all of the celebrities were threatening to leave the country if Trump won. None of them said they were headed for the paradise that is Mexico … they all picked Canada.

As I always say, you can tell media bias not only by the way they report the news but by which stories they decide to cover and which ones to ignore. One nutjob professor is leaving the country because of imaginary fascism, and NPR devotes a whole story and interview to him. And of course, the interviewer never pushes back on anything he says, no matter how ridiculous.

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