Biden continues to denounce 'disgusting' spread of misinformation about storm response
During a briefing on recovery efforts after Hurricane Milton, President Biden continued to speak out against the spread of "disgusting" and "dangerous" misinformation being spread about the federal government's response to recent hurricanes.
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