Stuart Varney criticized President Biden for apologizing to the "undocumented" community for using the term "illegal" to describe the migrant who allegedly killed Laken Riley, instead of apologizing to the victim's parents for getting their daughter's name wrong. Varney accused Biden of deliberately confusing legal and illegal immigrants and appeasing the left, while contrasting his actions with Donald Trump's meeting with Riley's family and his promises regarding immigration.
Fox News host Stuart Varney praised former President Donald Trump for his "remarkable performance" at a recent town hall, noting his relaxed and engaging manner, polished language, and humor without changing his policies. Varney highlighted Trump's ability to maintain successful policies while altering his style to appeal to a broader audience, contrasting it with President Biden's approach.
Dana Perino and Stuart Varney will co-moderate the second Republican presidential primary debate alongside Univision's Ilia Calderón on Sept. 27 on FOX Business Network. FOX News Media President and Executive Editor Jay Wallace expressed pride in having Varney and Perino co-moderate the debate, which will be held at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation and Institute. The first debate hosted by FOX News Media drew a record-breaking 12.8 million viewers. Univision's participation reflects their commitment to informing Hispanic voters, while Varney and Perino bring their extensive experience in political coverage to the event.
During his show, Stuart Varney presented "hard evidence" discovered by Rep. James Comer, revealing foreign money flowing into Biden family bank accounts, including from China, Romania, Kazakhstan, Russia, and Ukraine, totaling over $20 million. The bank records show shell companies were used to hide the source of the funds, and examples include Yelena Baturina, the wife of the late mayor of Moscow, and Kazakh oligarch Kenes Rakishev. Varney argues that this evidence proves the Biden family's corruption and contradicts President Joe Biden's claims. The investigating committee has not yet subpoenaed the Biden family's bank records.
