And to do that with taxpayer resources is kind of unconscionable to May.

It's clear liberal agenda.

It's borderline pedophiliic, if I had to be totally blunt about it.

This is why they've been targeted for, for an across-the-board

defund. You know, we're 36 trillion in the hole. We need to cut some things somewhere along the

line. Having a drag cream show devoted to children that nobody watches, that costs $1.2 billion a year to put together,

should be at the top of the list for cutting.

All right, so who was your favorite Sesame Street character?

Mine was probably Grover and remains Grover.

I loved it when he flew. I loved his voice.

I loved everything about Grover. He was just endearing. Grover now is no longer owned by NPR, PBS,

the corporate corporation for public broadcasting. All rights to Sesame Street are now owned by HBO.

Did you know that?

Sesame Street has always been an incredibly marketable product, which is why it's now owned by the private sector.

So we don't need to pay for it anymore, taxpayers.

That's cool.

And there's a lot at NPR and PBS that we should not be paying for.

We'll make that argument with David Bozell. He is the president of the Media Research Center.

And he's been involved in this for a long time. You may know newsbusters.org, the site,

newsbusters. You can get a lot of information there. Before we talk to David, let me remind you to please subscribe.

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