I have been an active listener of NPR over the years and have donated to their cause, but not after today. Below is a truncated transcript of an interview between the NPR interviewer and the governor of Rhode Island discussing the state's response to the covid-19 crisis. I have been noticing some clear agenda setting from NPR lately but this was the breaking point. The interviewer clearly knows what she is asking is inappropriate but asks anyway. My opinion is that all men should not associate with organisations that think so little of them simply because of what is dangling between their legs. I for one am starting with NPR.

CHANG: It's hard not to notice that Rhode Island's COVID response is managed almost entirely by women. I mean, there's you. There's the secretary of Health and Human Services, director of health, director of human services, education commissioner and many other positions filled by women. So I'm just going to ask the question - do you think having all these women at the helm has played a role in Rhode Island's success so far in dealing with the pandemic?

RAIMONDO: Yeah. Well, I appreciate you asking the question. It is true that Rhode Island's COVID response is being led by women - and by the way, a diverse group of women. You know, I guess I would say this - we're all moms, and, you know, being mothers maybe makes us a bit more empathetic. But it just makes us a whole lot more practical. It's just, OK, we have a problem. What's the plan? What has to be done? Let's get to work. Come on, ladies. Let's get the job done for people.