Fox News Guest Floats Theory On Awkward Biden Christmas Photo: 'There Are No Accidents'
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"These things are choreographed, you think, pretty well," Joe Concha said while discussing the holiday photo shared by former President Joe Biden.
Fox News contributor Joe Concha has a theory as to why former President Joe Biden was partially obscured in his family Christmas photo — and he doesn’t think the person behind the camera just had too much eggnog.
“Any picture like that, you know, there are no accidents, especially from a former president,” Concha said Friday to Charles Hurt, who was filling in as host on “Jesse Watters Primetime.” “These things are choreographed, you think, pretty well.”
The holiday photo, which was shared on Biden’s social media accounts on Christmas Eve, shows family members standing in front of a Christmas tree. The image drew mockery, especially from the right, because former first lady Jill Biden’s head blocks part of her husband’s face. Biden’s son, Hunter Biden, is more prominently placed in the photo.
On Fox, Hurt said he “studied” the photo but couldn’t come to a solid conclusion about whether there was a deeper meaning behind the former president’s positioning.
“I’m sort of torn between thinking it was just a screw-up or something like that,” he said. “And then also thinking maybe it really is an effort by even the family to try to make him, like, Joe Biden, disappear.”
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