Biden’s False Claims and Media Favoritism Under Scrutiny

Rewrite the entire article provided to you by the user. In a recent interview with Howard Stern, Joe Biden made several false claims about his past, including exaggerating his role in desegregated housing protests and claiming he was once named one of the most eligible bachelors as a senator in the 1970s. During the interview, Stern also asked Biden if he had ever saved someone’s life while working as a lifeguard, to which Biden replied that it happened “half a dozen times.” Critics have called out these false statements and questioned whether Joe is suffering from dementia or simply trying to hide his true age. The article goes on to discuss the recent White House Correspondents Dinner, where comedian Colin Jost delivered jokes with a clear political agenda in favor of Biden. However, it also notes that both Stern’s interview and Jost’s speech avoided addressing serious issues facing America today such as crime, war, inflation, mental illness, homelessness, immigration, fentanyl overdoses, trans militancy, and American hostages. Instead, they chose to focus on promoting Biden as a strong leader and belittling Donald Trump in their statements. The article suggests that both Stern and Biden share similarities, including an apparent dislike for the general public, but acknowledges that this feeling is mutual among many Americans who are dissatisfied with political leaders’ behavior towards them.