Fox & Friends Fumes at Biden Admin for Not Joining Dems at March for Israel: ‘The President Should Have Been There’

Fox & Friends voiced its displeasure that President Joe Biden, nor anyone from his administration spoke at the March for Israel in Washington D.C.

The Fox morning show started Wednesday off with Steve Doocy’s collection of highlights from the pro-Israel crowd that rallied Tuesday on the National Mall. As Brian Kilmeade noted that speakers included Van Jones, Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer and other high-profile Democrats, he invoked Tulsi Gabbard’s criticism of the fact that Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris weren’t there.

“Where was Harris? Where was the president?” Kilmeade asked. “Sometimes the president has to go out and be able to prepare. But the vice president didn’t think it was important to go? Or anyone from the administration important to speak?

Kilmeade acknowledged that the administration has been supportive of Israel, but he maintained his point that “That was a chance to address 300,000 people and explain to them where most of the Democratic party was and is.” Lawrence Jones agreed it was a “missed opportunity” before praising House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries’ address.

“The president should have been there!” Jones said. “He should have been holding hands with all the rest of the elected officials, telling the world where he stands.”

This went on with Kilmeade commenting that Biden “has people in his own White House” who are opposed to his level of support for Israel. As Jones acknowledged when the segment was over, Biden did not attend the D.C. rally because he was flying to San Francisco to prepare for his APEC summit with Chinese President Xi Jinping.

Watch above via Fox News.