PWD group asks NBI to probe podcast hosts for mocking disabled son of Kris Aquino
A party-list group advocating for persons with disabilities (PWDs) has asked the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) to help investigate the hosts and producers of the now-canceled podcast "Machong Chismisan" for remarks that allegedly mocked Josh, the son of TV host Kris Aquino, who is on the autism spectrum.
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