Krystal and Saagar: Fox News CORRECTS Story On Biden Trying To Ban Red Meat Consumption

Krystal Ball and Saagar Enjeti discuss John Roberts' correction to his analysis of President Joe Biden's climate plan and what it means for burgers.

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[ClichéGuevara-]

Millions watch the lie and no one watches the correction. It's a tried and true formula.

[Jeremyramone]

No reasonable thinking person would believe our lies. -sydney powell

[sollamander]

It's like reading a report saying more mass transit would be good and then concluding "Biden is planning on making cars illegal"

[jamesdavis]

Slaughterhouses have the highest worker injury rates by far, highest ICE raids, and highest COVID rates of any industry. The cruelty, the impact on air and water pollution, and climate impact of animal products are undeniable.

[Ojja]

Well, to be fair, people who are serious about fighting climate change should cut back on their meat consumption. Put your money where your mouths are.

[eitanmagaliff]

The harmful effects of meat production is actually a big deal. we should objectively eat less (or none). these guys should talk about it

[carolapolakov]

Meanwhile, Tucker Carlson wants people to confront those who choose to wear masks.

[RYMAN]

You don’t need red meat to survive anyway. Nor should it be over eaten as it has shown to have adverse reactions.

[christineherrmann]

God forbid people eat less meat, have less heart disease AND help save the environment. 🙄🙄

[atgraham]

If these people spent 1/10 as much time correcting their own lies, they wouldn't have any time to tell them in the first place.

[SwiftySanders]

This is what happen when political culture becomes fan/Stan based. If politics wasn’t treated like a sport… you wouldn’t have this problem.

[travyhaagy]

Eating beef is one of the largest contributors to climate change. Saagar -"and I don't think you should stop eating beef!" Always the dumb take.

[wesHD]

Listen, I'm not an advocate for banning the consumption of red meat. But Rising just did a segment about a week ago about the seriousness of the upcoming "water wars". The animal agriculture industry is directly connected to this issue, the amount of water that is used for both the animals in the factory farms and the food used to feed those animals is an exorbitant amount of water. We are essentially subsidizing the meat industry with fresh water, and the lack of water for both human consumption and farmland irrigation is already causing very real issues in the US.

[tonirodriguez]

Probably not a bad idea from the looks of most Americans...

[ToMPaSHKoV]

"Fox viewers are consistently misinformed." - Jon Stewart (a couple decades ago)

[michellem]

In seriousness giving up red meat isn’t just good for the planet but also for your circulatory and digestive systems

[Turtle_dove_voltiare]

At least they issued a correction when was last time MSNBC or CNN issue correction over false. *cough* Russian bounty’s *cough*

[Veggiewokker]

Don't worry, guys. Biden would never try to make you live ethically and responsibly.

[angelthemodernhippie]

We should definitely eat less meat if we care about the planet

[anastudent]

The funny part is, it's true. Less red meat is better. You can produce so many more chickens than cows on less water. Also, South American rain forests are being clear cut for beef