Fox News Host Incredulous After Trump Aide Takes Bizarre Shot At Biden's 'Evil' Smile
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Howard Kurtz pressed Jason Miller on his melodramatic accusation against the president.
Jason Miller, a senior adviser to Donald Trump’s campaign, called Joe Biden “evil” because he smiled at a reporter’s question about the former president’s bluster that he is a “political prisoner.”
It prompted bemusement from Fox News host Howard Kurtz on Sunday, who replied, “You’re accusing him of being evil based on a smile?”
Miller was referring to a moment at the end of a presidential press conference on Friday, the day after Trump was found guilty on all 34 counts of falsifying business records in his New York hush money trial.
As Biden was leaving the room, a reporter called out to ask for his response to Trump’s baseless claims that he is a “political prisoner” and that the president is to blame. Biden looked back, smiled wordlessly, and left.
The Trump campaign swiftly turned the moment into a dramatic ad, set to horror music, calling Biden the “face of corruption.”
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