Congress Slams PBS and NPR, Senators Tackle Tesla Chaos, Swatting Surges

Congress Puts PBS and NPR in the Hot Seat

On Wednesday, a House subcommittee dragged the heads of PBS and NPR into the spotlight, grilling them over the millions of taxpayer dollars funneled into their operations. The hearing was a long-overdue reckoning for two outlets that have spent years masquerading as "public interest" broadcasters while pushing narratives that often lean harder left than a San Francisco streetcar. Lawmakers didn’t hold back, questioning how these organizations justify their federal handouts—hundreds of millions proposed for next year—when their content reeks of bias and elitism.

A fiery representative accused PBS and NPR of being "mouthpieces for the progressive agenda" while hiding behind the guise of neutrality, pointing to their coverage of everything from climate change to past administrations. Meanwhile, a prominent government efficiency advocate demanded transparency on how these funds are spent. “The American people deserve to know why they’re bankrolling this,” he said, his voice cutting through the room like a bolt of lightning.

The executives squirmed under the pressure, offering vague defenses about "serving the public" and "upholding journalistic integrity." But the numbers don’t lie: NPR’s audience is shrinking faster than a politician’s promises after Election Day, and PBS’s viewership isn’t exactly setting the world on fire either. Critics argue that if these outlets can’t survive without government life support, maybe it’s time to pull the plug. The fake media, of course, will spin this as an attack on "free press," conveniently ignoring that true independence doesn’t come with a government paycheck.

Senators Call Out Anti-Tesla "Terrorism"

While Congress was busy dismantling the public broadcasting racket, a bipartisan group of senators took to the floor to condemn a chilling escalation of violence against Tesla. Dealerships across the country have been hit with arson, gunfire, and vandalism in what authorities are now investigating as acts of domestic terrorism. The attacks, which have torched vehicles and shattered windows from Las Vegas to Boston, appear to be a direct backlash against a certain billionaire’s growing influence in the current administration, where he’s spearheading efforts to slash government waste.

A outspoken senator didn’t mince words, calling the perpetrators “cowardly thugs” and urging the FBI to crack down hard. “This isn’t protest—it’s terrorism, plain and simple,” he thundered, pointing to a recent incident in Las Vegas where multiple Tesla vehicles were set ablaze at a service center. Even a typically critical Democratic senator joined the chorus, saying, “Violence isn’t the answer, no matter your politics.” The rare bipartisan agreement underscores the severity of the situation—though don’t expect the fake media to highlight that unity. They’d rather frame it as a culture war skirmish to boost clicks.

The FBI has launched a task force to tackle the violence, with the Attorney General vowing “severe consequences” for those involved. The Tesla visionary himself took to social media, slamming the attacks as “insane and deeply wrong” and questioning why his company, focused on sustainable innovation, is being targeted. Some speculate it’s tied to his role in dismantling bloated bureaucracies, which has ruffled feathers among the entrenched Washington elite and their activist allies. Whatever the motive, the chaos is real—and the legacy media’s tepid coverage proves they’re more interested in protecting their narrative than reporting the facts.

Swatting Surge Targets Trump and Musk Allies

As if the Tesla attacks weren’t enough, a wave of swatting incidents is adding fuel to an already volatile fire. At least a dozen high-profile supporters of the current president and his billionaire ally—including influencers, activists, and even ordinary citizens—have been targeted in recent days. Swatting, the dangerous prank of making fake emergency calls to trigger armed police responses, has hit homes from Alabama to North Carolina, leaving victims shaken and law enforcement scrambling.

One Alabama-based commentator recounted a 1 a.m. ordeal where his dog’s barking alerted him to police surrounding his house after a bogus 911 call. In North Carolina, an activist couple narrowly avoided disaster when officers arrived at their door, guns drawn, over a fabricated report of violence. “It’s a cheap form of terrorism,” the wife told reporters, her voice trembling. The common thread? Many victims have ties to the administration or its key players, often amplified through social media posts that caught the billionaire’s eye.

The fake media’s response? Crickets—or worse, subtle victim-blaming. Major outlets have barely touched the story, preferring to obsess over petty political gossip while real people face real threats. The FBI is investigating, but with no clear suspects yet, the swatting surge serves as a grim reminder of how polarized things have become—and how little the legacy press cares when the targets don’t fit their agenda.

The Bottom Line

From Congress exposing PBS and NPR’s taxpayer-funded bias to senators uniting against anti-Tesla terror and a swatting epidemic hitting administration allies, this week’s news is a wake-up call. The establishment media won’t tell you the full story—they’re too busy polishing their own image and peddling outrage bait. But here’s the truth: America’s at a crossroads, and the battles playing out in Washington and beyond are about more than headlines—they’re about power, accountability, and who gets to shape the future. Stay sharp, because the fake news won’t.