Fox News got mad at sixth-grader who told him that Biden is doing a better job than Trump

On Wednesday, Fox and Friends Brian Kilmeade received an answer from a young student that caught him by surprise about former President Donald Trump’s dangerous approach to handling Covid-19.

Kilmeade spoke to three students about some of their experiences in virtual learning, including Mason Seder, a sixth-grader from Philadelphia, about what he misses about going to school in person,

“I miss, most obviously, seeing my friends and all the after-school activities that I have done. And I think that we’re very, very close to getting back to school,” said Seder after mentioning that his teachers have done an impressive job despite challenges.

But it wasn’t until Seder compared president Biden to Trump that Kilmeade was taken aback.

“And I think that the way that our new president is handling things is a very good way, and we would not have gone to this if it were still the last president,” Seder continued.

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“That’s hard to believe because the last president was saying I want every kid back in school,” Kilmeade responded in what seems to be a defense of Trump.

Are we really going to try and battle a young person?

The interview clip is circulating all over Twitter, with many people poking fun at Kilmeade and his “are you smarter than a sixth-grader” apparent lack of knowledge.

Check out the tweets below:

For the record, President Joe Biden has always stressed the need to open schools safely and to always pay attention to science-based evidence when it comes to Covid-19.

He created a five-step “roadmap” to ensure students go back to school in the fall.