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We don't need a "state run" agency.
I don't support US version of a Soviet-style Pravda.
We have Public Broadcasting. C-Span. Then there is NPR.
While PBS and NPR typically lean Left...IMO that's because left-leaning groups inhabit/use it more.
I don't think that is what Trump is referring to in the OP. Although the OP's article is from 3 months ago, I believe that something has been in the works with OAN for some time now. That might be what Trump referred to as "we're looking a that".
"A dozen GOP heavyweight donors are being pitched on the idea of buying the tiny One American News Network (OANN) to offset the steady leftward drift of Fox News. The Wall Street Journal first reported that Republican National Committee (RNC) co-chairman Thomas Hicks is helping his family’s investment manager Hicks Equity Partners propose the buyout to big Trump donors.
Rick Neuman, a Hicks partner, says it’s all about business and nothing about politics: “Over the past 25 years we have been active media investors. Any interest in OANN is from a purely business viewpoint.” Charles Herring, owner of OANN, said his family isn’t really interested in being bought out. In an e-mail he said that OANN is “a reliable news source for a national audience [and] with the 2020 political season in full swing, expressed interest [in buying us] is on the rise. ..."
Trump Supporters Floating Purchase of OAN Network as Fox Moves Leftward