Well, howdy there internet people? Let's bow again. So today we are going to talk a little bit about Fox and their opinion of President Biden and what they put out on that little tagline below the

footage. It has caught a lot of people's attention. There is certainly a whole

bunch that can be said about what was written there. But realistically

there's only two things that really should be addressed. The first is the obvious normal rebuttal of this

type of rhetoric. The second is a little bit more important and it applies to a much smaller group of people but has much further

reaching effects. Okay so if you have no idea what I'm talking about, Fox News, ran a little tagline referring

to President Biden as a wannabe dictator.

Okay, sure, whatever.

That's fine. They're allowed to have that opinion. I get it. I would point out that he is not the person who attempted a self-coo. He didn't do that. He didn't

lose by millions of votes and then tried to subvert the will of the people and just basically stay in power

because he wanted to and felt entitled to that because nobody's ever told him no in his entire life. That wasn't Biden. It also

wasn't Biden that just recently promised that if he was reelected the very first thing he would do a day one

achievement would be to issue an executive order stripping people of their citizenship, something that was outlined in the

Constitution. He's not the person who believes that he can dictate changes to the Constitution.

That's the other guy. That's Trump.

Trump.

He said that he was going to alter the way citizenship was granted in defiance of the Constitution, day one if reelected.

Okay, so you have that. That's the normal stuff. Fox is being Fox, being inflammatory, being

absurd, honestly, and misleading their viewers.

No big change there.

But here's something else.

Fox is still on, still has access to a whole lot of military installations. A whole bunch.

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