The Michael Berry Show

Catherine Marr is the CEO of NPR

Before that she worked for UNICEF

The National Democrat Institute the World Bank and the US.S. Department of State's Foreign Affairs Policy Board.

She's a bad woman, right?

Let's get that straight.

Before joining NPR, she was also the CEO of the Wikipedia Foundation,

which is the parent company of Wikipedia.

It's always pestered for money.

And this comes from her NPR. it's always pestered in you for money.

And this comes from her NPR bio.

She also worked for five years as CEO of the Wikipedia Foundation

responsible for the success of Wikipedia,

one of the nations, one of the world's most popular digital platforms.

She led Wikipedia to its highest brand trust since its founding,

navigating the misinformation crisis and global trust decline in media.

This woman is like the lady at Bud Light who authorized the Dylan Mulvaney can.

This woman is out of touch with everyday Americans.

So, with that resume, I can think of no one better to navigate the misinformation crisis

and the global decline in media and trust in media as she says.

She must cherish honesty and truth as much as red-blooded

Americans do, right? If she's making that

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