In court, Colorado's public radio stations fight Trump over his assault on NPR

The heads of three public radio stations in Colorado this week told a federal judge that they fear what might happen to them if they keep relying on NPR.

Their comments, relayed by Colorado First Amendment attorney Steve Zansberg while they were present in court, came during a Dec. 4 hearing in Washington, D.C.

In May, Colorado Public Radio, Aspen Public Radio, and KSUT tribal radio in the Four Corners region, became the tip of the spear for local public media against President Donald Trump.

In the courts, at least.

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