JESSE WATTERS: The media mob is splintering into factions
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Fox News host Jesse Watters reports that President Biden's base is breaking off into factions following the special counsel saying he has "poor memory."
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Today, The Atlantic, a staunchly progressive publication, called for a new nominee: "Trump is a sociopathic menace who must be defeated in November. However well-suited Biden was to the task of dispatching him four years ago, the situation has changed. Biden cannot possibly be the best person for the job today. The time to fix this mess is now before it really is too late."
Now, after the Hur report and Biden's press conference, the media has been given license to legitimately cover Biden's brain, and now every public appearance is being scrutinized through this lens. And the president isn't assuring the nation that he's equipped for four more years.
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