A Two-Minute Joe Biden Ad Ran on Fox News Over RNC Speech (Video)

Dade Hayes Finance EditorFox News will continue thriving even if Joe Biden defeats Donald Trump in November’s presidential election, Fox Corp. CEO Lachlan Murdoch predicts.“We’ve not only been strong but we’ve grown ratings in multiple administrations, from both political parties — Clinton, Bush, Obama,” Murdoch said.

Green Day‘s Billie Joe Armstrong has backed Joe Biden for victory in the US election, warning that “democracy is at stake” if Donald Trump secures a second term in the White House.Posting on Instagram, the singer shared a brief clip of the music video for 2004’s ‘American Idiot’, and warned against re-electing Trump in an accompanying caption.“It’s September 1st 2020 and I am WIDE AWAKE IN AMERICA. This has been the most unprecedented year of our lives,” Armstrong wrote.

Ted Johnson When Donald Trump’s campaign blasted out a response to Joe Biden’s speech on Monday, based on a wildly out of context quote, Twitter very quickly labeled it “manipulated media.”The account Trump War Room sent out a three second clip in which Biden says, “You won’t be safe in Joe Biden’s America!” But Biden was actually saying the opposite.Biden said in his Pittsburgh speech, “And since they have no agenda or vision for a second term Trump and Pence are running on this: ‘You won’t be

President Donald Trump is officially the Republican Candidate in the 2020 Presidential Election.

Seconds after former Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi accused Joe Biden of nepotism, the president’s youngest daughter, Tiffany Trump, spoke at the 2020 Republican National Convention.

Also Read: Trump Blasts CNN and MSNBC for Not Focusing on RNC Roll CallTodd pointed out that Trump trails Democratic nominee Joe Biden in polling “by a sizable margin.”“He’s seemingly been looking for ways to disrupt the vote and sow doubts about its result rather than try to actually catch up the clean way,” he said, noting that Trump “went on a tirade about how this election is going to be rigged unless he wins” during his speech.Earlier Monday, the president criticized MSNBC and CNN for

History was made Aug. 11 when Joe Biden announced California Sen.

Joe Biden giving his nomination speech Thursday night. And Biden’s speech drew praise from basically everyone — including from Fox News pundits.

Ted Johnson Joe Biden’s acceptance speech drew the highest TV viewership of the week of convention coverage.The convention drew an average 21.8 million viewers across six networks during the 10 PM ET to 11:15 ET time frame. That’s a slight uptick from the previous night, but still off about 21% from the Democratic convention finale in 2016.

Patrick Hipes, Denise Petski Hollywood generally is reacting with praise for former Vice President Joe Biden’s speech accepting the Democratic Party’s nomination for president Thursday night.“A beautiful speech in an unprecedented time and the salve we need,” wrote actor-producer-director Elizabeth Banks.“The speech of his life. The speech of our lives.

Joe Biden as he accepted his party's nomination for president of the United States. After a full week of stirring videos of people across America and speeches from some of the most powerful and influential members of the Democratic party, Biden put a pin in the DNC with a quote from the poet Seamus Heaney, saying that this was "our moment" and "our mission" to "make hope and history rhyme." But the hosts of late-night TV had the final word of the night.

moving speeches and inspirational stories, one young boy's address to the nation truly stood out. It was a message of unity and gratitude from 13-year-old Brayden Harrington.«Without Joe Biden, I wouldn't be talking to you today,» Harrington said in a video that aired during the virtual convention.

Brayden Harrington, a 13-year-old from New Hampshire who overcame his stutter with help from Joe Biden, is being praised for his moving speech during the 2020 Democratic National Convention.

Ted Johnson, Dominic Patten “Family, family, family.”That was the  motto of the video that introduced Joe Biden on the final night of the virtual Democratic National Convention, and showed just how the COVID-19 forced transformation of a national tradition could produce something in many cases more intimate.Far from the cheering crowd of delegates that have characterized American political conventions for decades, the former vice president’s big night was the culmination of finely tuned

Adam B. Vary Senior Entertainment WriterFormer Vice President Joe Biden’s speech accepting the Democratic party’s nomination for president was met with wide praise from across the entertainment industry.“Nothing ‘sleepy’ about that speech,” said writer-producer Damon Lindelof (“Watchmen”) to Variety. Lindelof was a vocal supporter for Sen.

Joe Biden and Kamala Harris wear masks and hold their hands in the air while greeting their supporters on the final night of the 2020 Democratic National Convention on Thursday (August 20) in Wilmington, Delaware.

Joe Biden's granddaughters — Maisy, Finnegan, Naomi, and Natalie — who couldn't help but praise their grandfather and share how they knew he had to run for president.«Pop told us that this election would be totally different from any other election ever,» Natalie explained. «He was worried how it would affect his kids.»«Whether or not we wanted to go through another campaign and be scrutinized by the press,» continued Finnegan.

Joe Biden is receiving lots of praise for the speech that he just gave while accepting the Democratic presidential nomination during the 2020 Democratic National Convention.

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Elaine Low Senior TV WriterFollowing a series of emotional introductions, former Vice President Joe Biden took the stage Thursday night to accept the Democratic nomination for president, striking a hopeful tone even as he zeroed in on President Trump ahead of November’s election, asserting that America’s current leader has “failed in his most basic duty to the nation.”Promising to be “an ally of the light, not the darkness,” Biden vowed that the first thing he would do, once in office, is to