INGRAHAM: Adversaries will use our missteps to advance their interests

FOX News host Laura Ingraham explains how adversaries will use U.S. missteps to advance their interests on the "The Ingraham Angle." 

LAURA INGRAHAM: This is not the time for amateurs, but unfortunately, that's what America has in charge. At a time when Americans are being asked to go further into debt to support Biden's foreign policy, we need clarity now more than ever, and to that point, you can understand how young people get fooled when our own press refuses to describe Hamas accurately. Check out the Associated Press' Topical Guide to the Israeli-Hamas Conflict. It notes that bitterness and anger on both sides exist, but then it claims that the term "terrorism" and "terrorist" have become politicized. Therefore, they're not using those terms to describe specific groups. Chalk up another victory for the pro-Hamas propagandists who seemed to get an assist from the White House podium yesterday.  

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The hard reality is that as long as Joe Biden is president, America is going to continue as a nation that just careens from crisis to crisis and all of our adversaries know this. So, they're going to use our missteps to advance their own interests and of course, along with it, their propaganda efforts. Without a competent senior staff with Biden in charge, a staff that's chosen on objective merit, not on the basis of political symbolism or because you're a first, Israel should politely tell Americans, "Thanks, but we got this."  

The Biden team came into office firmly believing, remember, that the biggest threat to America, it was Americans who didn't agree with them, you know, MAGA people. That's why the most ruthless person in the entire administration is Merrick Garland, because he's the one fighting us. As far as all the others, they're so hapless they become unwitting dupes for our enemies. 

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