Fox & Friends ridiculed the press for asking Biden what he'd say to Americans about gathering in large groups for Thanksgiving.
Ainsley Earhardt said it was a "what are you eating for Thanksgiving" question and they failed to ask about Covid.
Ainsley, it *was* a Covid question.
I watch 20 minutes of Fox & Friends every morning. It's my focus group on right-wing talking points. It's like watching a game show called "Dumb, Dishonest or Both." The answer is almost always both. Except when Ainsley says something about defeating "communist Japan" in WWII.
The Fox & Friends hosts denounced any efforts to limit Thanksgiving gatherings to 10 people or fewer. Fox's Charles Payne called it "separation of families." That's right, if Aunt Fran and Uncle Ed eat at home for just this year, it's like the kidnapping of migrant children.
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