Biden's Hollywood-Scripted Campaign: The Most Highly Produced in American History

Fox News host Jesse Watters slams the Biden administration for its strained relationship with the New York Times and efforts to conceal the president's weaknesses through carefully crafted stories and appearances.

Fox News host Jesse Watters has criticized the Biden administration's reportedly rocky relationship with the New York Times and its attempts to hide President Biden's vulnerabilities.

Watters pointed to the administration's efforts to avoid interviews with certain media outlets and focus on friendly platforms such as Al Roker, Seth Meyers, and Howard Stern.

"If you're really trying to win hearts and minds, you don't skip out on Super Bowl interviews," Watters said. "You don't run away from the New York Times."

He highlighted the president's recent interview with Stern, a shock jock and comedian, as an example of the administration's preference for platforms that do not challenge Biden's narrative.

Watters claimed that the White House is "more focused on making sure their main character stays on his two feet than they are focused on you."

He accused the administration of using Hollywood techniques to choreograph the president's story, with filmmaker Steven Spielberg allegedly directing the campaign's strategy.

"This is boring," Watters said of Biden's scripted appearances. "Trump's throwing footballs to college kids. He's hanging out at the bodega and construction sites. Biden's telling fake stories in front of fake crowds and fake White House sets."

Watters further noted that Biden's exaggerated and fictionalized stories, such as his claims of being a lifeguard who fought off cannibals, have become a hallmark of his campaign.

"All of Joe Biden's stories are about himself, and they're so crazy that you can't even question them," Watters said.

He concluded by labeling Biden "the most highly produced candidate in American history."

The White House has not publicly commented on Watters' allegations.