FOX Business' Stuart Varney discusses Biden's dishonesty amid slumping approval numbers and his re-election announcement
But as we saw from the cheat sheet, only approved questions get answered. But she turns the president's spin into an insult: early this week she said Republicans were "fighting to put fentanyl on the street." FOX Business host Stuart Varney on Biden's dishonesty throughout his presidency.
The good news here is that it’s not working. If voters believed that Biden cut the deficit or "controlled" the border or fought to keep fentanyl out or "brought the country together," he would be riding high in the polls. I said the president should get real, get honest. But I just can't see it happening.
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