After Fox News posted a headline calling President Joe Biden a “wannabe dictator,” the network faced severe backlash. The controversial headline was swiftly removed, and a long-standing producer resigned. Fox News host Tucker Carlson responded passionately to the incident on his Twitter show, comparing Biden’s actions to that of a dictator. He criticized Biden’s alleged pursuit of political rivals, enrichment of his tribe at the country’s expense, and control over citizens’ right to protest. Carlson also raised concerns about restrictions on dissent, surveillance of public opinion, the disarming of opposition, and the development of a personality cult around Biden. He even questioned the press’s potential suppression of any mention of Biden’s physical or medical issues. Carlson also took issue with Biden’s statement regarding children, seeing it as a claim of ownership over American children. He concluded with a cautionary note, warning that any accusations of dictatorship against Biden would be promptly dismissed. This controversy sparks a broader discussion about the media’s role in political discourse and the need to uphold professional boundaries despite personal biases.