A Philadelphia radio station host has “mutually agreed to part ways” with her employer after she accepted prewritten questions from President Joe Biden’s campaign, according to WURD President Sara Lomax.

Philadelphia radio station WURD has cut ties with a host who revealed President Joe Biden‘s team provided her pre-approved questions before a recent interview. WURD president and CEO Sara M. Lomax announced that the station “mutually agreed to part ways” with Andrea Lawful-Sanders in a statement on Sunday after Lomax admitted that the “questions were

WURD said that the interview with President Biden was not up to its standards and that the host, Andrea Lawful-Sanders, had resigned in a mutual decision.

Radio host Andrea Lawful-Sanders has resigned from WURD Radio after admitting her post-debate interview with President Joe Biden included questions that were pre-selected by Biden's campaign team, the station said.

WURD president and CEO said that preset interview questions “violates our practice,” adding that the station wasn’t a “mouthpiece” for any administration.

On July 3, the first post-debate interview with President Joe Biden was arranged and negotiated independently by WURD Radio host Andrea Lawful-Sanders without knowledge, consultation or collaboration with WURD management,

Ingram asked four questions in his 18-minute interview. He asked if Biden could “speak to some accomplishments that we may or may not be familiar with about your record, especia

Sanders, who hosted "The Source" on WURD 96.1 FM/900 AM, in Philadelphia, mutually parted ways with the radio station after she said on CNN that she received a list of eight questions from the Biden campaign.