Joe Biden ventured out of the basement on Friday for a press conference which was self-evidently entirely staged. While Biden demonstrated once again that he is incapable of putting together a grammatical sentence, let alone say anything of interest, the real message from the press conference was the absolute corruption of the press. Every question was essentially a statement of the “message” of the information warfare being waged against the American population, allowing Biden to concur and mumble a few words. It begins with a journalist from Atlantic Magazine, which has recently slandered the President with insane accusations from four un-named “sources” that Trump disrespects members of the US military, dead and alive — absurd on its face. Here are the questions — see for yourself:
1- Atlantic Magazine: This morning in reference to that article in The Atlantic, in a call convened by your campaign, Khizr Khan said that the comments demonstrated that President Trump’s life is a testament to selfishness and that his soul is that of a coward. You’ve talked about this as a different view of how you see the job as the president, but when you hear these remarks, suckers, losers, recoiling from amputees, what does it tell you about President Trump’s soul and the life he leads?
2- Atlantic Magazine: What would you say to the supporters of the QAnon, the people who believe in that conspiracy, what they think is true about America, that there’s sex trafficking and a conspiracy against President Trump? And what would you say to President Trump for not rejecting that conspiracy and the people who believe in it?
3- CNN: Last night, President Trump mocked you for wearing a mask and said that this is a sign that you must have some ‘big issues’. He says this even though he knows that according to scientists and public health officials, wearing masks saves lives. I wonder if you worry that this kind of language that comes from the President of the United States could deter some Americans who are tuning into him to not wear masks.
