(Luis Cornelio, Headline USA) A recent clash between a reporter at the Washington Post and a podcast host has sparked a fervent debate about the Biden corruption scandal and the media’s unwillingness to report on the damning findings.
Podcast host Noam Dworman pressed Philip Bump, a columnist at the Post, about damning evidence tying Joe Biden to an alleged bribery scandal involving a Burisma executive.
“I’ve written about these claims and the argument about his dad calling him. Did you read what I wrote?” Bump asked, attempting to downplay allegations that both Joe Biden and his son received $5 million bribes from a Ukrainian gas company. “It’s not debunked. Neither of us were there,” Dworman responded. But Bump was not interested and added, “Well, I debunked it from the standpoint that I’ve already addressed this and presented counterarguments to it.”
I give credit to Philip Bump (what a peasant name) for knowing his proper place
He’s a regime boi and he knows better to step out of line
Middle Management pedigree and physiognomy. Yuck. https://t.co/1cW8jagVgl
— Darren J. Beattie 🌐 (@DarrenJBeattie) September 2, 2023
If want you want to see what corporate media really is, I can’t recommend enough this @noam_dworman interview of WashPost “national columnist” @pbump about Bump’s vigorous, tireless, limitless, unconstrained advocacy for Joe Biden on the Hunter scandals:https://t.co/wGA8zpZIwl
— Glenn Greenwald (@ggreenwald) September 2, 2023
