Biden Interview Scandal: Black Radio Host Loses Job After Pre-Approved Questions

In a shocking turn of events, President Joe Biden’s recent media blitz to save face after his lackluster debate performance against former President Trump has led to a Black radio host losing her job. Andrea Lawful-Sanders, host of “The Source” on WURD, a Black-owned radio station in Philadelphia, was let go shortly after her highly publicized interview with President Biden.

The controversy arose when it was revealed that the Biden campaign had sent Sanders pre-approved questions for the interview, a practice that goes against WURD’s commitment to independent journalism. WURD CEO Sara M. Lomax emphasized the station’s dedication to remaining politically neutral and accountable to its listeners, stating that they are not a mouthpiece for any administration.

This incident has sparked a debate about the ethics of pre-screened questions in media interviews. While a Biden campaign spokesman defended the practice as common and relevant to the news of the day, a Trump campaign spokesman criticized it as bullying the media into asking approved questions.

The fallout from this scandal has put both Trump and Biden on edge, with tensions still high following their contentious debate. Despite calls from some voters for him to drop out, Biden remains steadfast in his determination to continue his presidential campaign.

As the story continues to unfold, it raises important questions about the power dynamics between politicians and the media, and the importance of maintaining journalistic integrity in the face of political pressure.