Pete Hegseth: Biden got caught red-handed

and we don't say this often, but Joe is right, it doesn't seem like he's calling the shots. Simple tasks like answering questions from reporters have become an all-hands-on-deck scenario for the White House and it doesn't happen often, but when Joe answers questions well, he relies on those trusty note cards to help. get help. I can't be bothered to read this Reuters, the Bose Reuters tangent and it's one thing to have a pre-approved list of reporters, but yesterday Joe was

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. with a cheat sheet and this time I had questions from journalists right in the middle of specific questions and if you can understand that right there, you probably can't, he says the LA Times would ask: how are you squaring up your national priorities? how to relocate semiconductor manufacturing with a foreign policy based on alliances, this is an image from the journalist.

This same LA Times journalist just asked an eerily similar question. Now let's answer some questions. Courtney's first question in Los Angeles. Times, thank you Mr. President, your top economic priority has been to develop domestic manufacturing in the US in competition with China, but your rules again against expanding chip manufacturing in China are hurting South Korean companies that depend largely from Beijing. Are you harming a key ally in the competition? with China to help their domestic policy before the election no, they were both reading the same White House approved question on the paper now, are we just imagining things or did the LA Times give the president of the United States a question with anticipation?

That may not be something a journalist would do well, luckily for us, the LA Times quickly cleared up the record, they're there in black and white saying our reporter didn't submit any questions before the question with President Biden. We would have to ask the White House who prepared the document for the president and why they included that question. Well, we asked the White House and they didn't have much of an answer either. Look, we don't have specific questions up front, that's not a thing. We do that and in fact I would point out that the questions that were asked were different from what was on the card that everyone saw, do not believe what is before your eyes, they are not specific, oh, such general concepts, instead, that sounds like a bit of a stretch, folder, the question was the same, rephrase it slightly to look a little different right there on the card, but I guess you'll say anything when you're

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practically literally in bed with the media, the White House knows the president answering pre-approved questions is a big No-No, it's another line and the rest of the media is acting like this is all normal because they can always rely on old reliable CNN.

We have seen the president in the past asking these questions. No, no, cards with details about events you need to go to, people you're meeting next, these kinds of moments are things that Republicans have seized upon, especially when they've tried to highlight President Biden's age. Oh, we've seen this on the Beyond how business is done, you know what's bad when they start going off track like that, now that Joe has officially made his 2024 bid, the media is putting on kid gloves for him, they're going to try to save him since he cannot save. They themselves know that he won't win if he doesn't answer any questions, so what's the solution?

Just give them the questions ahead of time and then lie about it when they catch you, you start doing that with basic questions and answers, then what follows is the media, I don't know, they'll give questions from their campaign before the debates, will they? where have we seen that? We just hope the White House doesn't start asking third graders to submit their questions, but I guess nothing surprises us at this point. Hey Sean Hannity here, click here to subscribe to the Fox News YouTube page for our hottest interviews and most compelling analysis. You won't find them anywhere else.