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Gayle King Defends Biden, Tries to Blame Trump for ‘Chaos in the Streets’

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During a hostile interrogation of South Carolina Senator Tim Scott on Thursday’s CBS This Morning, Democratic Party donor co-host Gayle King dismissed criticism of Joe Biden leveled at the Republican National Convention and instead claimed that President Trump “has contributed to the chaos that we’re seeing in the streets.” She went on to further accuse the President of stoking racial tensions.

Source: Newsbusters | Exposing and Combating Liberal Media Bias

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