
Cuts to PBS & NPR, State blocks Chinese land purchase
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President Trump recently signed a bill to cut federal spending by $9 billion. Part of that spending cut is funding to PBS and NPR. Panelists Adam Gardner and Leah Murray discuss how PBS Utah could be impacted And what the decision means in the context of the administration's criticisms of media. They also discuss the recent decision to cancel Steven Colbert's show, and Utah's relationship with Chinese landowners in the state. President Trump has also made some threats to NFL teams recently, pushing them to revert back to old names. Murray and Gardner discuss whether anything will change.
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