NPR ‘ripped to shreds’ for having ‘lost its journalistic way’

NPR Senior Business Editor Uri Berliner ripped NPR “to shreds” as having “completely lost its journalistic way,” says The Megyn Kelly host Megyn Kelly. Ms Kelly’s comments come after Mr Berliner, who works at NPR, wrote a scathing piece for The Free Press outlining his problems with the network. "He says at one point he went and did a little poll to see what the voting registrations of the people were who work in the DC bureau of NPR, and it was 87 registered Democrats working in editorial positions – guess how many Republicans – zero,” Ms Kelly told Sky News host Paul Murray. “He talked about how their coverage of Donald Trump really did them in and how they went from covering a President to actually trying to topple a president. “He goes through this saga that really leaves you completely flabbergasted at how lost this group is.”