CNN correspondent hails Biden as 'empathizer-in-chief' for Maui visit: 'Said the right things'
- CNN's chief climate correspondent praised President Biden for his response to the wildfires in Maui, Hawaii, calling him the "empathizer-in-chief" who said the right things during his visit.
- Biden shared personal stories, including one about almost losing his home in a fire, in an attempt to relate to the citizens of Maui.
- Despite criticism from residents for his comments, Biden was praised for addressing concerns of "disaster capitalism" and promising that the exploitation of the land would not happen.
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'Empathizer-in-chief': Network climate reporter gives lopsided account of Biden's reception in Hawaii
Bill Weir of CNN in Maui, Hawaii (Video screenshot) By Harold Hutchison Daily Caller News Foundation CNN Climate Correspondent Bill Weir claimed President Joe Biden “said the right things in many cases” during his Monday visit to Maui, despite widespread criticism over his response to the disaster. Biden’s response to the deadly wildfire that destroyed many buildings in the town of Lahaina, killing at least 114 people, drew criticism from reside…
CNN Reporter Labels Biden 'Empathizer-in-Chief' After Maui Visit
President Joe Biden said “the right things” during his trip to Maui, Hawaii, according to a climate reporter. On Tuesday, CNN’s chief climate correspondent Bill Weir noted the president spent “several hours” meeting with first responders and survivors. “He said the right things in many cases when he came to the microphone to give his statements… That he wants the people of Maui to determine how this place is rebuilt,” he continued. He also noted…
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