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The former NFL reporter of the ESPN, Ed Werder, scraped the announcer of CNN Jake Tapper by promoting his new book, “The original sin: the decline of President Biden, his cover -up and his disastrous choice to work again”, and recognized “humility” in the past coverage of former President Joe Biden.
Tapper, and co -author Alex Thompson, have received criticism about the cover -up of the former president’s decline while he was in office. Tapper has been in multiple shows that admit failures in how the Biden health report was made.
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ESPN Werder reporter at the Dallas Cowboys training camp at River Ridge Fields in Oxnard, California, on July 27, 2022. (Kirby Lee-USA Today Sports)
Werder, the former ESPN journalist, offered his two cents in a publication on Wednesday.
“He sold his credibility as a journalist for access to power, and now he hopes to benefit from the audience to whom he lied,” Werder wrote in X.
Werder was far from being the only journalist or expert who called coverage.
Jon Stewart, Charamagne Tha God, and “The View” houses Joy Behar and Whoopi Goldberg released their feelings about the book and coverage around them. Some were specifically scolding CNN for promoting it, while some “view” experts wondered if Tapper would write a book about the decline of President Donald Trump.
Jake Tapper has said for multiple interviews that looks back in his coverage of former President Joe Biden with humility. (Kevin Mazur/Getty Images for Warner Bros. Discovery)
According to the reports, Biden Insider was “amazed” in the coverage of the media, they could turn
MSNBC presenter Mika Brzezinski, an outstanding defender of Biden, withdrew the authors for the notion of a “cover -up” while talking with Tapper and Thompson in “Morning Joe” of MSNBC. She questioned the notion of a “cover -up.”
Naomi Biden also defended his grandfather in an X post at the launch of the book.
CNN presenter Jake Tapper appears in “Late Night With Seth Meyers” on February 4, 2019. (Lloyd Bishop/Nbcu Photo Bank/Nbcuniversal through Getty Images)
“I just read a copy of this silly book, and if someone is curious about a review of someone who lived first hand: this book is a Smut political fairy for the class of professional and permanent talk. Those who rarely enter the sand, but benefit from the spectacular of those who do. Buckon of journalists who curl up quickly.
