that reporter list rarely includes fox news white house correspondent peter doocy because god forbid we wouldn t want to make mr. biden uncomfortable with tough questions around all the things that you are seeing on your screen right now. here s the questions i think should be asked if i had that opportunity. why is it harder for people to vote in your home state of delaware than in the state of georgia? and why are you pushing legislation that eliminates voter i.d. overnumber americans including african-americans should be able to vote. more than 2 million people across the southern border. triple the population of washington, d.c. record numbers of fentanyl has entered this country as a result. and also as a result fentanyl now the leading cause of death between those 18 and 49 in this country. what are you doing to address these crises specifically, sir? and i think the press corps needs to be more specific with their questions. they are far too open-ended, far too friendly. the ame
free world and call on report is at random and see how it goes. the president is script sed, he is packaged, he is protect thed and it s obvious when we watch the so-called press conferences, todd. carley, hi. carley: hi, joe. let s take a look at other of times when president biden admitted to using a prepared reporter list. i ll take your questions. as usual, they gave me a list of people i m going to call on. jonathan, associated press. ladies and gentlemen, they gave me a list here. the first person i was instructed to call on was kelly o donnell, nbc. carley: joe, i think that we re so hyper focused on every move that the president makes, especially as it comes to how he handles reporters because we re in the media. do you think voters notice as much about this and care as much about it as people in the media do? yeah. i think at these things called polls. and they re very revealing.