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Ayesha did a phenomenal job interviewing Nancy Mace. Also great follow up. Handled her beautifully, and kept your cool and professionalism.

While it may be a journalist’s job to deal with tough questions, Ayisha Rascoe should not have to tolerate the sort of rude behavior exhibited by the Republican politician today, Sunday morning, the 28th. While that politician might have acted the same way even if Ms. Rascoe had been a white, male with obvious conservative sympathies, it’s frustrating that we now have to accept Republican behavior as routinely unpleasant. Ms. Rascoe has my sympathy and my appreciation for her ability to maintain her calm, respectful behavior.

I love listening to Ayesha Roscoe! She is a real asset to NPR. I just disagree about one thing. I think it is just as important to know if Bill Clinton paid women for non-disclosure agreements as it is to know about Trump doing this. It is sickening that MONEY is offered to people to keep them from talking. MONEY! It cheapens everything. It is integrity that matters in these cases. NOT money! It is just as repugnant for Clinton to have payed off women as it is for Trump to do it. DID Clinton give women money in non-disclosure agreements?! DID he?!

I would like to introduce motion for Atlantic to vacate Washington week in review. Why wasn't myra elisson asked about problems at npr tonight?

While Katherine Maher is a bonafide Marxist/Communist/Socialist-Democrat Party who has turned NPR into a cesspool of progressive, liberal activism, your are forgetting that her predecessor John Lansing was the CEO of NPR for many years prior to her March 2024 start date. Lansing is toxic. He has been a cancer everywhere that he was employed. From his tenure at Scripps to the US Agency for Global Media, he has backstabbed his way through many corporations. He was fired from Scripps for his toxicity.

Defund at once.

I am appalled at your choice for NPR's new CEO. This woman should be investigated immediately for her blatant biased leadership. Therefore I'm sure it won't take long after the investigation to realize that she needs to be fired immediately on the spot.

I enjoy waking up to NPR every morning as I catch up with the news and begin my day. However Although I have tried for several months to listen to Sunday morning I cannot do it any longer. I find Ayesha Rascoe’s voice so grating and shrill that I turn it off before I get a headache. When she first came on the air I thought she was a sub filling in for someone. I find her diction and pronunciation far below the standards that a premier news outlet should allow. Please assign Ayesha to a position that will allow her to use her gifts without annoying loyal listeners.

Amna is a sorry replacement for Judy Woodruff. I’m liberal and she is very far left of me. Her bias in reporting is shocking. Please sideline her and give the seat to Stephanie or William.

To me this is the most critical point made by Uri Berliner: "The laptop was newsworthy. But the timeless journalistic instinct of following a hot story lead was being squelched. During a meeting with colleagues, I listened as one of NPR’s best and most fair-minded journalists said it was good we weren’t following the laptop story because it could help Trump. " And note: NPR has not addressed this point. Why? It is likely true, isn't it?