Watch: Mainstream Network Anchors Turn on Biden, Slam His Blunders Over the Weekend

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David Rufful
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OPINION | This article contains the author's opinion.

Even the liberal media cannot defend Joe Biden any longer.

Biden’s disastrous mistakes and failed leadership have resulted in devastating consequences, including the deaths of Americans.

Across the major news networks, Biden is getting wrecked by various anchors, panels and reporters.

“What he has done so far, hasn’t really worked,” said ‘This Week’ host Martha Raddatz.

“One of the things you hear him doing is redefining what ‘unity’ means you know, he came into office talking about the way of unity and sort of appealing to this idea that we might find our way back together again,” responded The New Yorker’s Evan Osnos.

“The blunt reality is, that’s not happening,” Osnos added.

ABC News chief Washington correspondent Jonathan Karl said, “This is important because Biden’s credibility on COVID has been what has driven his level of his popularity.”

“This is what he is trusted most on and what he needs to be trusted most on and we’ve seen it eroded over the past several weeks,” Karl said.

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“It’s been a rough six weeks and it seems as if it’s only getting worse,” said Meet The Press host Chuck Todd on NBC.

“They’re soldiering on, they’re trying to say ‘we’ve got this, we’re going to roll through it,’ but it’s a tough time,” remarked Reuters’ Jeff Mason.

“They have continued to stumble here,” added Punchbowl News’ Anna Palmer.

Palmer continued, “They don’t have the messaging right, they don’t necessarily have the policy right. There’s a lot of questions on Capitol hill now that these members are coming back where they’re going to face investigations on Afghanistan.”

“What happened there?’ Palmer said. “It’s not going away and I think this is something where this White House is really not kind of gotten its feet underneath it and we’re weeks into this.”

NBC’s Chuck Todd said, “He’s got a pretty big credibility crisis on his hands because all of these problems in some ways, showed up after he said something basically the exact opposite.”

Todd continued, “Afghanistan withdrawal: Wasn’t going to be messy, this wasn’t going to look like Saigon. The booster shots: He came out and essentially said eight months and even indicated maybe we should start it as soon as five months now we’re not sure if anybody under 65 is going to get a booster shot. Of course the border… it’s pretty clear we have a bigger problem now than we’ve had in years and these policies have turned into becoming a magnet.”

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On Face The Nation, CBS News’ David Martin said, “What happens in Afghanistan matters here in the U.S. only if Al Qaeda and other terrorist groups there are able to make a comeback.”

Martin continued, “The U.S. says it’s going to prevent that with surveillance conducted from outside the country, drones flying from outside the country… and that they will be able to detect a plot in the works and then be able to disrupt it with a drone strike. But you have to say this mistake made in Kabul is not an encouraging precedent.”

“They had six drones over Kabul that day, six, so now everybody’s gone, they have to operate these drones from outside the country. Are they really going to be able to sustain that many drones?” Martin concluded.

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