We Know Who Controlled the Biden Autopen...and This Scandal Just Got Worse
Gavin Newsom Had a Total Meltdown Over JD Vance's Disney Visit. The VP's...
The Boston Red Sox Are Feeling the Trump Effect
'Elmo's' Twitter Account Got Hacked Yesterday, and It Was Total Chaos
This Unhinged Leftist Wanted to Take on MAGA Supporters. It Didn't End Well.
The Fight of Donald Trump’s Life
Unless You Love Forever Omnibus Bills, You Should Support Eliminating the Senate Filibuste...
Will This Tweet From AOC About Trump Land Her in Legal Hot Water?
Listen to President Trump, We Must Focus on Priorities to Save Our Nation
They Want to Burn It All Down
Deconstructing Jeffrey Epstein and Company
Trump Turned His Head and Saved America
Conservatives Must Stop Falling for the MSM’s Gaslighting, Turning Us Against Each Other
Americans Can Never Forget That Liberty Depends on Justice
The Future of Hemispheric AI Leadership Isn't Just Coming — It's Being Built...
Tipsheet

Chris Wallace Is Shocked the Biden Campaign Isn't Doing This Before the Convention

Joe Raedle/Pool via AP

"Fox News Sunday" host Chris Wallace is in disbelief over the Biden campaign's decision not to have any top officials appear on the Sunday talk shows the weekend before the Democratic National Convention. The veteran journalist called it "the damnedest thing [he's] ever seen" in a Friday interview with Guy Benson on Fox News Radio. 

Advertisement

"So I've been doing Sunday shows with conventions. I started on Meet the Press in 1988. I've been doing it on and off. For what? What is that? Thirty-two years," Wallace said. "And it always happens that the Sunday before the convention, the campaign puts out top officials to preview the convention and to say this is what we're gonna try to get accomplished."

The Democratic National Convention, which will be virtual this year, is set to kick off next week, with vice presidential nominee Kamala Harris set to take the virtual stage on Wednesday and Biden slated sometime Thursday evening. Both will make their remarks from Delaware without a crowd, consistent with the Biden campaign's basement strategy where the Democratic candidate largely refrains from the campaign trail and limits his exposure to the press. Friday marked the third day in a row that Biden and Harris have refused to take questions from the media. 

Wallace told Benson that "Fox News Sunday" had assumed all week long that a top official from the Biden camp would make an appearance on the program. But Wallace was shocked to learn that no one from the Biden campaign was willing to appear. 

"And at first I thought, well, maybe it's because it's Fox News and they're boycotting us," Wallace said. "No, they're not putting anybody out on any of the Sunday shows." 

"I don't understand what's going on here," Wallace continued. "This is the damnedest thing I've ever seen ... We're gonna do it for the Republicans a week from Sunday. What are you trying to accomplish this week? And they, the Biden campaign, isn't putting anybody out." 

Advertisement

Wallace doesn't consider Biden's basement strategy a tenable option for the campaign with three months still left to go before the election. 

"I don't think you can hide from now until Election Day. I just, I just don't think it's possible," Wallace concluded.

On Thursday, Biden called for nationwide face masking over the next three months, i.e. until the election. And on Friday, Rush Limbaugh told listeners that Biden's call for universal masking is also part and parcel of the campaign's basement strategy. 

Of course, the true obstacle to the basement strategy is a series of presidential debates scheduled before the election. And Biden's supporters are already making excuses for Biden to cancel the debates, and prominent liberals are also encouraging Biden not to participate. 

Join the conversation as a VIP Member

Recommended

Trending on Townhall Videos

Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement