Dr. Ben Carson knocks media pushing Biden's recession talking points: People know 'exactly what's going on'
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Ben Carson took aim at the media for peddling the Biden administration's talking points on what defines a recession in an interview with Fox News Digitial.
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During an interview with Fox News Digital at CPAC in Dallas, Carson said Thursday he found it "rather humorous" that the Biden administration and media redefining a recession would "solve" the problem.
"You know, there's a vicious dog going around biting everybody. ‘It’s not a dog, it's a canary. It just looks like a dog.' I mean, basically, it depends on being less than intellectually strong, that's a good way of saying stupid," Carson quipped. "And I don't think most people are stupid. I think they know exactly what's going on."
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