His Fraudulency Joe Biden declined an interview with the New York Times but recently appeared on Howard Stern’s radio show. This came shortly after Politico published a report highlighting tensions between the White House and the Times. Biden’s decision to speak with Stern could be seen as a direct snub to the Times.
It seems like Biden isn’t all bad after all. The White House is upset with the Times for not being left-wing enough, while the Times has its own list of grievances against the administration. This clash of perspectives is quite entertaining to witness.
Furthermore, Biden’s choice to appear on Stern’s show, a provocative figure in the media, and his announcement to debate Donald Trump also adds fuel to the fire. The disdain for the corporate media, particularly the New York Times, is palpable in this situation.
The Times is facing a dilemma as they can no longer pressure Biden without risking backlash from their far-left subscribers. This lack of independence could impact their coverage of Biden’s reelection campaign.
In the end, watching the elite media outlets being challenged and held accountable is a satisfying sight. Biden’s actions towards the Times reflect a growing discontent with mainstream media narratives.
