Biden speaks without press in room during meeting with Japanese, Philippines’ leaders as handlers leave reporters in hallway
Reporters who were supposed to observe President Biden’s heavily promoted trilateral meeting with the leaders of Japan and the Philippines missed his remarks Thursday when press handlers left them standing downstairs in a hallway as the commander in chief spoke.
Biden's Trilateral Talk With Japan, Philippines Leaders
Bloomberg's Michelle Jamrisko discusses the significance of the trilateral meeting between President Biden, Japan Prime Minister Fumio Kishida, and President Marcos of the Philippines. Bloomberg's Dan Flatley talks about what the US thinks Iran will do as a result of the Israeli airstrike in Damascus against an Iranian embassy,
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