President Joe Biden’s presidency has become a cautionary tale of media bias and political failure, according to conservative voices like Fox News’ Greg Gutfeld. For four years, Gutfeld argues, the liberal press hid Biden’s mental decline to protect their agenda, leaving America with a leader unfit for the job.
Gutfeld slammed the media for pushing what he called “the biggest lie in presidential history” – that Biden was physically and mentally capable of leading. Despite clear signs of confusion, like Biden rambling about his son’s house burning down while Californians faced wildfires, journalists buried the truth. Even after Biden’s disastrous debate performance, reporters scrambled to downplay his struggles rather than admit their role in propping him up.
A Gallup poll ranked Biden as the least popular president since Nixon, with conservatives comparing Watergate to a “broken taillight” next to Biden’s scandals. Gutfeld joked that Biden’s team treats him like a “nursing home escapee,” citing moments where the president forgot names or spun nonsensical stories. Critics say his legacy will be defined by inflation, border chaos, and the Afghanistan withdrawal debacle.
As Biden’s cognitive issues worsened, Democrats refused to distance themselves, fearing backlash from their base. Gutfeld highlighted how even Biden’s former staffers privately mocked him, with one texting, “We gotta lock Joe up.” Meanwhile, Kamala Harris defended him publicly, claiming he was “fine” despite mounting evidence to the contrary.
While Biden stumbled, the media fixated on attacking Donald Trump. Gutfeld accused outlets of spreading “disinformation” about Trump’s policies, like falsely claiming he wanted to cap hurricane relief at $750. He argued the press ignored Biden’s failures while exaggerating Trump’s flaws, creating a distorted narrative that hurt voters’ trust.
Liberal celebrities and comedians also fell in line, avoiding criticism of Biden to stay politically correct. Gutfeld called out figures like Jim Gaffigan for staying silent despite knowing the truth. Even George Clooney, once a Biden ally, quietly withdrew support as the president’s approval cratered.
After years of shielding Biden, some journalists finally admitted their mistake. Washington Post columnist Matt Bai called it a “conspiracy of silence,” blaming aides and reporters for ignoring Biden’s decline. Media figures like Brian Williams, who once lied about combat experience, suddenly acted shocked by Biden’s frailty.
Biden leaves office with Trump returning to power and his party in ruins. Gutfeld says Democrats now want nothing to do with him, treating the Bidens like “radioactive” figures. His final speeches, filled with shaky claims about “strong alliances,” fell flat as inflation and crime plagued everyday Americans.
Conservatives warn that the media hasn’t changed. Outlets still push partisan narratives, refusing to admit their role in Biden’s downfall. As Gutfeld put it, the press would rather blame voters than confront their own failures – a pattern that could haunt American politics for years.
