'He is a recovering addict. Nobody wants to see him regress or slip back into addiction. And I think the comments were tasteless,' Fox Business Network anchor Cheryl Casone said.
Fox Business Network anchor Cheryl Casone on Wednesday blasted the “tasteless” social-media comments from conservatives gleefully linking cocaineIt’s “not funny” to mock the president’s son for his past addictions, Casone said less than an hour after her Fox colleagues made similar links to the younger Biden on-air.
“But this is very worrisome. Cocaine is a serious drug,” Casone said. “It’s very worrisome that someone could have a problem, whatever the circumstances are. Hopefully, we will get more details later this afternoon, but yes, I want to see the security footage. That’s where I think they will be able to find who this person is and what they were doing and why there was cocaine in the White House.”
At the same time, the Fox Business host took issue with fellow right-wing media stars trying to make the drug find about President Joe Biden’s troubled son, who has become a frequent target among conservative media. “Of course, social media starts making fun—bringing up Hunter’s name, it’s not funny,” Casone exclaimed. “And I think that there’s a lot of cheap shots taken at Hunter Biden.” She concluded: “He is a recovering addict. Nobody wants to see him regress or slip back into addiction. And I think the comments were tasteless.”
Notably, several of the most prominent individuals who’ve rushed to connect the White House blow to Hunter Biden were Casone’s own Fox colleagues.
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