The Corporation for Public Broadcasting is in trouble.
(Pictured above: typical PBS viewer.)
The Corporation for Public Broadcasting is winding down its operations which at least means that for the next few years (hopefully) federal taxpayers won’t have to subsidize a non-stop stream of leftist propaganda interspersed with occasional episodes of Masterpiece Theater which, in its new incarnation, all the characters from classic novels are now black or Muslim and lecture about the evils of capitalism. Also probably Gaza.
The good news is that surely the charitable liberal foundations can divert some money from funding race riots and drag shows in schools to funding whatever that Ken guy chooses to do next. The bad news is that the new ‘pledge week’ will be more of a pledge year or perhaps a pledge decade. In the future, public broadcasting will consist of non-stop pleas for money by celebrities.
Kind of like the Kamala 2024 campaign.
Not that it especially matters because nobody actually watches PBS. Apart from some incidents of elder abuse in nursing homes and desperate parents who haven’t figured out how YouTube works, no one actually turns it on. No one will have to.
Sadly, the BBC will have to find some other way to distribute its new miniseries ‘Bleak House’ in America in which all the characters are black Muslims living in Gaza.
Daniel Greenfield, a Shillman Journalism Fellow at the David Horowitz Freedom Center, is an investigative journalist and writer focusing on the radical Left and Islamic terrorism.
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