Australian media mocks CNN and other left-wing orgs for "gushing" over Biden's G7 summit

It's bad enough that the legacy media is in the bag for the Democrats but when other nations notice how CNN and other left-leaning so-called journalists have their heads stuck up in the nether regions of the Democratic Party, it is downright embarrassing.

And now we have a 78-year-old President who can't string together two coherent sentences without screwing up yet, nor remember the previous third sentence he mumbled.

CNN's coverage was so gushing that the Australian news slammed them in the video [see below].

The Comedy News Network's coverage was in stark contrast to the way the covered former President Donald Trump. In fact, they made fun of Trump by calling it the "G6 versus 1."

Sadly, this has not gotten past other nations and how they view our media.

The same outlets that incessantly attacked Trump, fawned over Biden even as he mush-mouthed and stumbled through speeches, confusing Syria with Libya three times!

Biden is old, even for his age, and it was showing before he was elected, and it's only getting worse. He is the President of our nation and I don't need the schadenfreude--I'd rather not see him beclown himself.

But the obvious bias toward Biden didn't go unnoticed from newsrooms far away.

In a segment that aired Sunday, Sky News Australia's "Kenny on Media" mocked left-aligning American media outlets like CNN for "gushing" over their "beloved" new president, calling it "quite appalling to watch." 

The video tells it all.

"They are trying to give the illusion that [Biden] doesn't have any disputes with any of these international leaders," Jack Houghton remarked.

"It's really quite appalling to watch," commentator Sophie Elsworth added. "And what happened to straight news reporting, which doesn't seem to be existent there?"

On the bright side however, CNN is losing viewers faster than a sinking ship loses its rodent population. Since Trump left office and they had nobody to kick in his place, the network has lost about 70% of its audience and they aren't ubiquitous in airports anymore where they paid the airports to carry them.

Houghton assessed that news outlets like CNN are acting essentially as stenographers, and not journalists, by merely "documenting history but not being critical" of Biden.

"Give Biden his due, he got to the top of the Air Force One steps without tripping over his shoelaces," Nick Cater of the Menzies Research Center quipped.

Cater added that it was quite different with Trump.

"Trump can do no right," he said, noting that foreign policy was one area in which the former president excelled. Whereas, with Biden, "There are considerable question marks over [his] foreign affairs policies, they're not proven yet."

And Biden has never gotten a foreign policy right in his entire, nearly half-century career.

Like CNN, networks such as CBS, NBC, and ABC provided profusely glowing coverage of Biden's attendance at the G7 summit in the U.K., calling it restorative and "an American reset," and characterizing Biden as "on a mission to strengthen relationships with allies after they were strained during the previous administration."

The only mission Biden is on is to find a Denny's and make it to their Early Bird Special.

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Merkel studying Trump for first date

Germany -- Chancellor Angela Merkel is worried about Donald Trump. She doesn't know how to read him and worries that unlike her, he might be less hospitable toward Muslim immigrants and also be tough on trade with Germany and the rest of the world.

So Merkel is pouring over videos and old interviews of President Trump trying to discover ways to woo him when they first meet.

Trump is no Bill Clinton, so sexual favors are off the table.

Merkel is in the process of getting ready to run her own campaign for a fourth term in the fall election. She is already using Trump as a foil but that may be her downfall if not for her ultra-liberal immigration stance on Islamic immigration. Germans are upset with her and once they fully realize that she's taking in very few oppressed Christians, they may actually elect someone more Trump-like. Who knows?

The Berlin chancellery has reached out to the Trump transition team to suggest an early meeting, which would give her the opportunity to discuss and hopefully for her, counter his negative views on the European Union, free trade and NATO, said one government official.

No date has been given for the first meeting as yet, but for Merkel, it cannot come soon enough.

Merkel, a physicist by training, uses a coalition-building approach. Trump, a real estate tycoon by inheritance, uses a Twitter tweeting diplomacy approach.

Merkel's message to President Trump will need to be that the EU is "strategic interest for Germany" and the Trump administration's efforts to weaken it would translate that "you're treading on our lawn," Thomas Bagger, the head of policy planning at the German Foreign Ministry said in Berlin on Thursday. "I think that's the only message he'll get and the only message he'll listen to."

Barack Obama praised Merkel's "strong, courageous and steady leadership" in a phone call Thursday. (One wonders if he promised her the call wasn't being bugged by the NSA.) 

The relationship with Donald Trump is likely to be more contentious, but a lot more honest with a world leader as the newly sworn-in president called the German Chancellor's open borders for refugees a "very catastrophic mistake" and cast doubt on the efficacy of NATO and the EU.

If President Trump doesn't host Merkel at the White House, they will probably meet at the G7 summit in Italy in May or at the G20 hosted by her in Hamburg in July.

While Merkel offered cooperation with Trump on their shared country's values of "democracy, freedom, respect for the rule of law and the dignity of humankind," she has been publicly silent on her thoughts and attitude about him.

On the other hand, Merkel's foreign minister, Frank-Walter Steinmeier, the next German president, was highly critical of Trump during the U.S. campaign and once called him a
"hate preacher."

Saying that he is going to put our own country first and that we all bleed the same color is not a very good example of hate.


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