The debate between former President Donald Trump and current President Joe Biden is well underway, and if the reviews on social media are any indication, Biden has had a particularly bad night.High-profile CNN personalities Jake Tapper and Dana Bash have been moderating the debate, but even some of their current and former colleagues have criticized Biden's performance.'I really don't know what he said at the end of that sentence. I don't think he knows what he said either.'"The voice, open-mouthed look, and visual contrast between President Biden and former President Trump all have Democrats I'm talking to nearly beside themselves watching this debate," said CNN anchor Kasie Hunt.In response to a post from former Democratic presidential candidate Andrew Yang, which alluded to replacing Biden on the ticket this year, former CNN host Brian Stelter wondered, "How prominent will this POV be in the post-debate TV coverage?"Alyssa Farah Griffin, a CNN contributor and current co-host of "The View," shared similar thoughts. "Hearing from countless viewers of all political stripes and the consensus is Biden needs to be replaced," she said. "It’s worse than I believe most people imagined."Griffin, Stelter, and others of like mind may have been thinking of this moment when Biden appeared to freeze so badly that Trump was able to land the night's most memorable zinger: "I really don't know what he said at the end of that sentence. I don't think he knows what he said either." — (@) Other media personalities such as Chris Cillizza, a noted Trump critic, did not mince words. "Biden looks old. Halting. He just lost his train of thought. His voice is weak. Bad bad bad," Cillizza wrote about 15 minutes into the debate.Nearly an hour later, Cillizza added: "Biden would have been better off just refusing to debate Trump. He would have taken some flak for it sure. But it would have been way better than this."Throughout the debate, Biden has appeared confused, frequently tripping over his words. At one point, he even asserted that America has "1,000 trillionaires." — (@) Longtime journalist Charlie Sykes, currently a contributor at MSNBC, summarized the thoughts about Biden's performance likely shared by many in the newsroom: "It’s bad. No polishing this turd."Greg Gutfeld of Fox News believes Biden's frailty and incoherent ramblings have larger implications about his overall fitness for office. "It doesn't matter what the answers are anymore. the debate demonstrates what we already knew: biden is not fit to be president. its sad that it had to come to this - to force this elderly man through this. and force us to watch. this is gross," Gutfeld wrote.Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

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AirPlay in hotel rooms is one of the top iPhone features that was announced with iOS 17. While this feature was released with iOS 17.3, it didn’t actually start working until April this year when Apple announced LG TVs in IHG Hotels & Resorts would use AirPlay in its rooms to privately and securely help people stream their favorite shows and movies, listen to personal playlists, play Apple Arcade games, and more on hotel room TVs. Now, Samsung has announced that Apple AirPlay in hotel rooms is coming to its smart TVs as well, starting with the HBU8000 model. While Samsung isn’t revealing which hotel chains are getting this feature, it seems the company will bring it as a software update for convenience. In a press release, the company says: “Guests will be able to enjoy the convenience of watching their favorite shows and movies from popular streaming services, listening to personal playlists on various music platforms, viewing photos, practicing presentations, playing games and more on the TV in their room. By simply scanning a unique, on-screen QR code, guests can privately and securely connect their iPhone or iPad to the Samsung Hospitality TV.” Samsung says its Hospitality TV program is more than Apple AirPlay in hotel rooms, as it will include LYNK Cloud and SmartThings Pro for enhanced connectivity. “AirPlay allows both iPhone and iPad users to easily share their favorite content on the big screen in their hotel room, making their temporary stay at a hotel feel more like home. LYNK Cloud and SmartThings Pro also give hotel management better business insights while making their operations more seamless and efficient,” said Hoon Chung, Executive Vice President of Visual Display Business at Samsung Electronics. BGR will let you know when Samsung reveals which hotel chains it’s partnering with. Don't Miss: Here’s everywhere AirPlay in hotel rooms is available to iPhone users The post Samsung follows LG and expands AirPlay availability in hotel rooms appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Today’s deals: $3 smart plugs, $299 Apple Watch S9, $38 bug zapper, $700 off Samsung G9 monitor, more Today’s deals: $199 AirPods Pro 2, $89 robot vacuum, 15% off pet odor spray, $19 Roku Express, more Today’s deals: $79 AirPods, $99 Ninja blender, 25% off Google Pixel 8 Pro, Waterdrop RO filters, more Father’s Day deals: $20 Amazon credit, ASUS gaming laptops, Braun shavers, $160 off DJI Mini 3 drone, more

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