Margaret Brennan
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What could happen to "Sesame Street" as Trump targets PBS funding
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1:53Now PlayingPBS CEO Paula Kerger tells "Face the Nation" what could happen to popular children's education programming like "Sesame Street" after President Trump signed an executive order instructing the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, the private nonprofit that serves as the steward of the funding to public media, to cease federal funding for PBS and NPR.
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