An overdue presser: Biden set to take reporters' questions in first formal news conference in months
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Wednesday’s news conference will be President Biden’s second on U.S. soil and his sixth overall, since he took office. The few times he has engaged with journalists have not always gone smoothly. In June, during his first international trip as president, Biden became irate at CNN's Kaitlan Collins over a question she asked.
When President Joe Biden walks out at 4pm ET to greet reporters assembled in the White House's East Room, it will be the first formal press conference he has convened
President Joe Biden has spent more than a quarter of his first year in the White House in his home state of Delaware and half of his weekends.
US President Joe Biden doesn't have free time to think, according to White House press secretary Jen Psaki. Speaking at the latest press briefing, the official was asked how the Democrat was spending his day in terms of preparing for a speech commemorating the anniversary of the storming of the Capitol