Internet backs Fox News host Laura Ingraham after she mocks Joe Biden by calling President Xi Jinping ‘boss’

Ingraham's critical remarks against Biden found support from several users on X, where they also joined in mocking the POTUS
Laura Ingraham derisively refers to Joe Biden, mocking him, by humorously labeling Chinese President Xi as the 'boss' (@ingrahamradio, @potus/Instagram, @Xijinping/Facebook)
Laura Ingraham derisively refers to Joe Biden, mocking him, by humorously labeling Chinese President Xi as the 'boss' (@ingrahamradio, @potus/Instagram, @Xijinping/Facebook)

NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK: San Francisco has embarked on a significant effort to improve the aesthetics of its streets in anticipation of a crucial US-China summit set for the following week. This involves the displacement of homeless camps across the city.

San Francisco Mayor London Breed mentioned that the upcoming conference has the potential to have a positive impact on the city's economy, injecting an expected $53 million.

As reported by Fox affiliate KTVU, Mayor Breed stressed that "tourism is our business here in San Francisco."

The news outlet also noted that the city's initiatives to enhance cleanliness have led to "noticeable" changes in the streets, with a reduction in homeless encampments on major thoroughfares.

Following this incident, Fox News anchor Laura Ingraham took to Twitter and delivered a harsh criticism of President Joe Biden, referring to Chinese President Xi as his "boss."

Evidently, Ingraham's critical remarks against Biden found support from several users on X, where they also joined in mocking the POTUS.

Laura Ingraham mocks Joe Biden by calling President Xi his “boss”

Fox News anchor Laura Ingraham shared on X, stating, "You always want things to look good when your boss comes to town."



 

In a follow-up tweet, she wrote, “Going forward, we have to accept that our Regime cares more about what Xi thinks than about what we think. He’s the one writing the checks, and we are just a problem to be managed.”



 

Ingraham's critical comments followed reports that San Francisco's streets underwent notable changes in preparation for the upcoming US-China summit, which included the removal of homeless camps throughout the city.

In this regard, California governor Gavin Newsom said, “I know folks are saying, 'Oh they're just cleaning up this place because all those fancy leaders are coming to town.'"

He added, "That's true because it's true — but it's also true for months and months and months before APEC [Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit], we've been having conversations.”

Additionally, Marc Savino informed Fox affiliate KTVU that it prompts natural concerns about individuals experiencing homelessness being displaced.

The San Francisco Chronicle acquired emails disclosing that Christopher McDaniels, the superintendent of Street Environmental Services in the city, conveyed apprehension regarding historical encampments in proximity to priority areas.

This occurred in anticipation of the scheduled meeting next week between President Biden and Chinese President Xi Jinping during the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit in San Francisco.

Internet dubs Joe Biden as ‘traitor’

After Laura Ingraham mocked Joe Biden ahead of APEC Summit with President Xi, the internet strongly agreed with the Fox News host's brutal remarks.

One person wrote, “Sad we have a traitor posing as potus!”

Another said, “Just proves they could do it but won’t.”



 



 

An X user simply said, “In this situation, Xi is the boss. Gavin went to him, hat in hand, to get campaign funds. Now, Xi is commanding Joe to fly all the way across the country to meet. Also, not incidentally, California can’t fix their broken electric grid without transformers made in China.”



 

Another individual concurred with Ingraham, stating, "Of course. The ten percent big guy wants a raise from his boss," while someone else commented, "Yes, Biden's boss is coming for a visit."



 



 

“Your boss??? Oh you mean President Xi! Yes Biden likely wants things to look good when his boss comes to town,” said a user.



 

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