First on Fox – Flagship news casts spent more than 46 minutes on ABC, CBS and NBC, in which President Donald Trump pardoned the defendant on January 6, but according to a new research, former president Joe Biden It was barely time to mention in advance for his family.
Last week, during his administration’s last week, Biden issued advance amnesty for relatives James B. Biden, Sarah Jones Biden, Valerie Biden Oven, John T Ouvens, and Francis W. Biden. On the same day, Trump signed more than 1,500 people who began on January 6, 2021, immediately after taking office, on January 6, 2021.
Held Media Research Center From the opening day of January 20 to the morning of January 22, the ABC, CBS, and NBC analyzed the flagship news in the morning and evening to find out how the apology was covered. While the pair of orders happened on the same day, the coverage was not balanced at all.
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The Media Research Center analyzed the news of the morning and evening on the ABC, CBS, and NBC from the opening day to the morning of January 22 to January 22 to find out how the apology was covered. (Media Research Center)
Conservative media watchdog found that ABC, CBS, and NBC spent 46 minutes and 32 seconds on Trump’s apology, while Biden’s advance apology just three minutes and 32 seconds.
ABC’s “Good Morning America” ​​and “World News Tonight” spent 15 minutes and 30 seconds on Trump’s apology against Biden for a short 34 seconds.
“CBS Morning” and “CBS Evening News” dedicated 16 minutes and 32 seconds to Trump’s pardon, while Biden’s apology was just 64 seconds, while NBC’s ” Today “and” Nightly News “spent 14 minutes and 30 seconds on Trump. Less than two minutes on Biden.
Trump had earlier promised that he would “work very fast” to forgive the so -called “hostages” in his office on the first day, a move that made critics angry and criticized that he was the police. Sorry for the violence against. Biden was already criticized by political rivals for pardoning his family, but it found only a part of the coverage of his successor.
5 Moments of Trump’s ‘Hennetti’ interview
US President Donald Trump is signing an apology for January 6 at the White House’s Oval Office at the opening day in Washington on January 20, 2025. (Reuters/Carlos Baria)
Trump talked to FOX News host last week with the Oval Office interview with Shan Hentites about the January 6 pardon.
“Why did they get an apology?” Hani asked.
“There are several reasons,” Trump said. “Number one, he lived there for 3 and a half years, a long time, and many imprisonment … he was treated very badly. He was treated as the worst criminals in history.”
“And you know what they were there for? They were protesting against the vote,” they continued. “You should be allowed to protest the vote.”
Hennett said no one should be allowed to “attack the capital”, but the president insisted that he had completed his time.
“They have served for a long time,” Trump said, most of the incidents with the police were “minor”.
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The then President Joe Biden is meeting with newly elected President Donald Trump at the White House’s Oval Office in Washington on Wednesday, November 13, 2024. (AP)
Trump added that he was “very clear” about his plans, while Biden rejected the idea of ​​premature apology.
Bioden Was asked in 2020. About the reports that the then President Trump was considering in advance for his family members and even in advance for himself.
Biden told CNN anchor Jack Tapper at the time, “Well, it is worried me in the sense of what it creates and how the rest of the world see us as a nation of law and justice. ”
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Fox News Digital’s Chris Pandolpho and Diana Stanusi cooperated in the report.
