Joe Biden’s last press interview was 100 days ago

Not only did Friday mark President Joe Biden’s lowest approval rating, but it reached exactly 100 days.

Confirmed by only 39 percent of U.S. adults, the president last spoke to the press on February 10, 2022, when he spoke to NBC’s Lester Holt prior to the Super Bowl, according to a Republican National Committee analysis (RNC). While Biden holds press conferences and speaks to individual journalists, the White House appears less inclined to provide more in-depth interviews that would give Biden time to further explain his administration’s activities.

Joe Biden’s last press conference was 10 – 100 days ago.

– RNA Research (@RNCResearch) 20 May 2022

So far, Biden has given 23 interviews—less than any of his predecessors. Former President Donald Trump has given 95 interviews so far in the presidency, while former President Barack Obama has, according to the White House Transition Project, which measures six presidents and their interactions with journalists from the day they took office to April 29 of their second year. 187 lessons. .

While Biden hid from the investigation, a trend that has been criticized even by the corporate media, Vice President Kamala Harris has come to the fore in 88 interviews during the same period. First Lady Jill Biden gave at least 22 interviews.
RNC spokesperson Emma Vaughn told Breitbart News that she criticized Biden for avoiding sit-down press interviews, calling him “another sad entry into Biden’s long list of failures”.

“Joe Biden promised to have the most transparent administration in history, which is another blatant lie to Americans,” Vaughn said. “100 days without a press conference shows how little Biden cares about responding to struggling Americans seeking solutions to the crises he has created. This milestone is another sad entry into Biden’s long list of failures.”

An Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Studies survey released Friday echoes Vaughn’s thinking, saying that “only 2 in 10 adults say the U.S. is heading in the right direction or the economy is doing well, which is roughly 3 in 10 people a year. . . one month ago. ”