Thursday, March 25, 2021 at 11:46:00 A.M. EDT
Biden Will Attempt Press Conference Today at 1:15 p.m.
GRA: Unless he’s unable to navigate any steps in the area.
WASHINGTON (NewsNation Now) — President Joe Biden is expected to lay out a new goal for U.S. COVID-19 vaccinations at his first formal news conference Thursday, where he’ll likely address issues including immigration, gun control, infrastructure and international [sic] affairs.
[GRA: “Immigration--no biggie, gun control—it’s coming, infrastructure—maybe and international affairs—yes, I’ve had a few.”]
Biden is expected to speak to reporters during a televised White House event at 1:15 p.m. EDT.
Though Biden has talked to the media in other settings since taking office, he’s the first chief executive in four decades to reach this point in his term without holding a formal question-and-answer session.
“It’s an opportunity for him to speak to the American people, obviously directly through the coverage, directly through all of you,” White House press secretary Jen Psaki told reporters aboard Air Force One on Tuesday. “And so I think he’s thinking about what he wants to say, what he wants to convey, where he can provide updates, and, you know, looking forward to the opportunity to engage with a free press.”
[GRA: FREE press? It’s costing White people our country—there’s nothing “free” about it.]
A few dozen journalists from news outlets selected by the White House Correspondents’ Association will be on hand in the East Room Thursday, due to restrictions related to the pandemic.
GRA: Plus, too many questions and reporters will confuse the guy. Maybe they’ll up the dosage of his dementia medicine—as what probably occurred before his two debates with Trump.
--GRA
2 comments:
As always,some "Biden brain freeze" moments:
He tends to drift off,look befuddled and then say,"Well ANYWAYS..."
It comes and goes.
--GRA
I saw the first live TV Presidential press conference, on January 25, 1961, 60 years ago. I was age 10. I remember being impressed that John F. Kennedy had the nerve to answer questions live, which no President had done before.
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