CNN’s Scott Jennings questioned fellow panelist Ashley Etienne, a former senior adviser to Biden, on Wednesday night after President Joe Biden defended what he called “misinformation” in his farewell address.
On Wednesday night, Biden dealt with This is the last time the public will discuss the last four years of his administration. The president said he was concerned about the “rise of the high-tech industrial complex” and that Americans were “surrounded by an avalanche of misinformation and disinformation.”
On CNN’s “Anderson Cooper 360,” Etienne said he believes it’s “very important” for Biden to address the issue of “myths and disinformation” on social media platforms, adding that he believes it’s “very important” that Biden points out the issue of “myths and disinformation” on social media platforms, and that Donald Trump He added that the next administration of the next president “will continue to do so.” undermine the truth. ”
Mr. Jennings then asked a question.
“Have Joe Biden, Kamala Harris and Kareem Jean-Pierre ever lied?” Jennings asked.
Mr. Etienne replied that he did not know.
“What are you talking about? I see what you’re trying to do with this, but that’s not the point,” Etienne said. “Donald Trump stands at the podium every day and lies.”
Before Biden’s debate against Trump went awry, traditional media and Democrats, including press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre, tried to downplay concerns about the president’s mental health. They accused Republicans, and sometimes Russia, of creating a negative narrative. At a press conference on July 23, Jean-Pierre called a video of Biden confused and stumbling over his words a “cheap fake” produced by Republicans.
Vice President Kamala Harris was consistently questioned during the presidential campaign about reversing the left-wing policies she advocated before taking the White House in 2021. (Related: Biden paints a dark and depressing picture of America in farewell speech)
“Your speech was about truth, and one of the things that has always bothered Republicans about Biden is that he is central to truth and spends a lot of time talking about restoring the soul of the nation.” “It’s about being there,” Jennings said.
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“But he and his associates have spent far too much time this year covering up his medical condition on a massive scale and undermining that very topic,” Jennings said. Ta.
Etienne interjected and asked Jennings about President Trump “lying to the American people” about the coronavirus. She said President Trump told voters to, among other things, “drink bleach.” Mr Jennings can be heard repeatedly saying “debunked, debunked” before questioning his claims.
“Does that mean the virus was listening to Donald Trump?” Jennings asked. “I want you to make sure you understand that your position is that the virus was induced to kill people by Donald Trump’s words.”
Etienne answered.
“No, Donald Trump’s words prevented people from protecting themselves and their neighbors, and over half a million people lost their lives. That was my point,” Etienne said. “More importantly, because of his lies, from the governor to the firing, he failed to build the infrastructure to restart the economy. So lies have consequences. That’s what Biden was talking about today.
Jennings said President Trump gave the vaccine to the United States. Jennings then called CNN host Anderson Cooper and said, “This is crazy. I’m sorry. This is insane.”
With less than six days left in his term, Biden is expected to leave office with record-low disapproval ratings. CNN poll According to a survey conducted by SSRS, only 36% of Americans support Biden’s term in office.
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