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What the right means when it calls NPR "liberal"

Bill Moyers is a veteran broadcast journalist and managing editor of Public Affairs Television and PBS Liberal.

Michael Winship, former senior writer of Public Affairs Television, is president of the Writers Guild of America, East. The Wruires Guild was a Stalinist Support wing of the the CompUSA even before World War II.

This is one of the most meaningless, pointless and unsubstantial articles to to be found in protest of the facts that are plain and now on video tape.

Moyers is chronically espousing the delusional view that PBS and NPR have complete objectivity. Moyers in reality doesn't want to lose his cash cow, He takes taxpayer, foundation and supporter funds to produce his varios PBS shows, then resells them for his own personal profit. Nothing is wrong with profit except his are extracted out of our tax dollars without our say. Moyers profits are made without his own personal monetary cost or investment. Moyers takes it from you with no risk to him!

Here is the real Moyers:

J. Edgar Moyers

The biggest hypocrite in America.

Andrew Ferguson

March 2, 2009, Vol. 14, No. 23

The most surprising thing about the recent revelations concerning Bill Moyers is that anyone should be surprised. For those of us who care--and those of us who care, care deeply--detailed accounts of Moyers's career as a political bottom-feeder have been publicly available since the mid-1970s. ...

Another trait of his, one he shared with many veterans of the Johnson White House, was a deep antagonism to Bill Moyers, who had also served Johnson as an aide/confidant/sycophant. (Johnson required his staff to multitask.) The FBI memos that the Post uncovered give a hint why Moyers's former colleagues disliked him so. "Even Bill Moyers," the Post reporter writes, "is described in the records as seeking information on the sexual preferences of White House staff members." Even Bill Moyers! Forty years of bogus reputation-building prop up that even. Valenti knew better. When he was in government, seeking information about sexual preferences was the kind of thing Moyers did.

In 1976, a Senate committee, forever after known as the Church Committee, released reams of documents recounting the unseemly behavior of American intelligence agencies during the 1950s and 1960s. Several of the documents involved Moyers, who by the mid-1970s had already climbed into his PBS pulpit and assumed the role of national scold, thrashing, for example, the Nixon administration for its abuse of governmental power--just as he would later vilify the Reagan administration, during the Iran-contra scandal.

The Church documents detailed the government's notorious campaign against Martin Luther King Jr.--a series of wiretaps and other surveillance, covering King from his home to his hotel rooms, which began under President Kennedy and accelerated under Johnson. Hoover routinely forwarded the results, including accounts of King's sexual activities, to the Johnson White House, and on at least one occasion Moyers forwarded a Hoover report on King throughout the executive branch. ...

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