The theme from legacy media in recent weeks has been simple: when it comes to President Joe Biden and his mental acuity and fitness for office, believe what we tell you, not your lying eyes. But a damning supercut — showing Biden’s current state alongside the media’s constant defense of it paints a very different picture.
That message has been even more clear since the White House debuted — and media outlets happily ran with — the label “cheap fakes” to describe any video that shows Biden in a less-than-flattering light, often claiming without evidence that those clips are either deceptively edited or intentionally presented without context.
Grabien media founder Tom S. Elliott shared a supercut over the weekend that put the two narratives side by side — video of President Biden alongside audio of his most ardent media defenders — and the contrast was striking.
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