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Welcome back to OnThePoint, this is Greg C. Truax.
President Biden’s shaky debate performance with former President Trump highlighted why the White House is hesitant to release the audio tapes of his interview with special council Robert Hur.
Hur’s written report described Biden as a “well-meaning, elderly man with a poor memory,” but legacy media slammed the report as biased.
And days before the debate, they also brushed off concerns about Biden’s health, calling unflattering videos “cheap fakes.”
However, the debate shifted the narrative. For many Democrats, watching a confused President was like enduring a root canal without Novocain.
The gap between how the legacy media has portrayed Biden and the reality of the debate was glaringly evident.
From the NewsTalk 1040 studios, this is Greg C. Truax.
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Greg C. Truax is president of GCTMediaGroup, a film production studio, online magazine publisher, radio commentator, and creator of written and broadcast opinion commentary.