FOX Business’ Stuart Varney, while providing insight into the JBS cyberattack, argues that President Biden must not show Russian President Vladimir Putin weakness in Geneva.<\/p>\n
FOX Business' Stuart Varney, in his latest "My Take" on "Varney & Co.," argues that the cyberattack on JBS, the world's largest meat supplier, is a "test" of Biden's presidency as challenges continue to mount. <\/p>\n
STUART VARNEY: <\/strong>It doesn’t feel like an attack. No explosions. No wreckage. But America is being attacked. And almost certainly by a foreign power.<\/i><\/p>\n The <\/i>pipeline shutdown<\/i> was an attack on our <\/i>energy<\/i> supply. The shutdown of meatpacking plants was an attack on our food supply. It sure looks like a demonstration of power by our enemies. You can dress it up and pretend it’s a gang of criminals simply out to haul in Bitcoin. But it’s got to be more than that… You don’t disrupt energy and food supplies for a country as important as the United States unless you’re out to play high-stakes <\/i>politics<\/i> on a global level.<\/i><\/p>\n BIDEN ADMIN WARNS RUSSIA 'RESPONSIBLE STATES' AREN'T REFUGES FOR 'RANSOMWARE CRIMINALS' AFTER JBS ATTACK<\/strong><\/p>\n Can we stop it? Apparently not. These attacks seem to proceed one after another. The Colonial Pipeline, three weeks later meat production. Who knows what’s next.<\/i><\/p>\n And what are we doing about this? It’s a test of Biden‘s presidency. Just like <\/i>China<\/i> and the origins of <\/i>COVID<\/i>.<\/i><\/p>\n Iran and Hamas, <\/i>Central America and the border – all challenges to a new president.<\/i><\/p>\n