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With trust in the news media in steady decline, a bombshell story by a long-time national public radio editor

is raising more questions about legacy media bias and its impact on elections.

Ory Berliner has been an editor at NPR for over two decades and he took to the pages of the free press founded by ex New York Times columnist

Barry Weiss the Pinet scathing indictment of bias at NPR.

Here to discuss these revelations is Daily Wire contributor David Marcus.

Hey Dave, so let's start with NPR. What did Berliner outline as some of the problems

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