Sky News host Paul Murray refers to Joe Biden as the “liar in chief” and asserts that he keeps on lying.
Sky News host Paul Murray refers to Joe Biden as the “liar in chief” and asserts that he keeps on lying. “Well, you know, Joe Biden has said, ‘I’ve never discussed my son’s business at all’, and now there’s plenty of evidence that he has, but still the liar in chief keeps on lying,” Mr Murray said.
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