Newsweek isn’t hiding its bias in its latest cover lampooning President Trump.

Trump is sitting in a comfy chair in a stained business suit, spilling Cheetos all over himself, slurping down a diet soda, and trying to find something on television. To really solidify the narrative, the cover shouts, “Lazy Boy.”

The subtitle reads, “Donald Trump is bored and tired. Imagine how bad he’d feel if he did any work.

Mediaite published a blurb from the cover story, written by Alexander Nazaryan:

When the weekend concludes, Trump returns to the D.C. swamp with all the enthusiasm of an office lackey slouching toward his cubicle on Monday morning. Only six months in, he seems “a most unhappy warrior,” in the words of Trump biographer and CNN commentator Michael D’Antonio. The scowl that haunts his face, the monotone he uses to deliver official pronouncements: These suggest a second-term lame duck dreaming of a lucrative post-Washington book deal.

We gather Nazaryan isn’t a fan.

Fox Business’s Neil Cavuto slammed Newsweek for its “unfair” and “bizarre” coverage of the president and for actually thinking this is "news:"