Fox News anchor Brian Kilmeade almost got into an argument with a middle school student who defended President Biden’s pandemic response during a live interview Wednesday morning.
After a sixth grader applauded Joe Biden’s COVID response on a recent episode of
Fox & Friends, host Brian Kilmeade made it clear there was no room for such opinions on his morning show effectively attempting to school the poor kid.
On the show’s kid-led panel Wednesday morning, Philadelphia student Mason Seder told the host that his school is still remote, but that teachers are doing a “great job” despite the circumstances.
Brian Kilmeade to a 6th grader who said he doubted if Trump could handle reopening well: Really? That s hard to believe. Because the last president was saying I want every kid back in school. pic.twitter.com/5USXBhAnBU
By Ken MeyerMay 5th, 2021, 8:14 am
Fox News’
Brian Kilmeade pushed his opinions on schools reopening amid a global pandemic with a heavy hand as he spoke to three school children about their thoughts on virtual learning.
President
Joe Biden and First Lady
Jill Biden visited a school in Virginia this week, where they heard from kids who gave mixed opinions to learning over Zoom. Kilmeade brought this up Wednesday on
Fox & Friends as he interviewed 3 students around the country to ask how much they’re learning through online classes.
Mason Seder, a Philadelphia sixth-grader who remains in full-time remote learning, said his teachers were doing a “great job,” but “its not what it could be if you’re in person.” Kilmeade turned next to California eighth-grader