US Edition5 notable moments from Biden’s interview with NBC’s Lester Holt
- President Joe Biden discussed security agencies' involvement in the Situation Room and emphasized the complexity of the process in an interview with NBC's Lester Holt.
- Biden distanced himself from inflammatory rhetoric used by his opponent, expressing concern for his well-being and acknowledging a mistake in his choice of words.
- Biden expressed confidence in the Secret Service's ability to keep him safe.
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Biden gets snappy in Lester Holt interview on NBC
On Monday, in the aftermath of Trump’s shooting, President Biden sat down in the White House with NBC’s Lester Holt for an “unedited” interview, which aired in the evening. The president successfully made it through without any major gaffes, appearing combative when questioned about his mental acuity. He started off a little shaky after Holt called out his incendiary language, in particular his remarks it was time to put Trump in the “bullseye.…
'I was shocked': NBC's Lester Holt buried by colleagues over Biden interview
Moments before "Morning Joe" co-host Joe Scarbrough took his bosses to task for pulling his show on the Monday following the assassination attempt on Donald Trump's life, the MSNBC host criticized his colleague Lester Holt over his interview with President Joe Biden.On Monday night, as the Republican National Convention kicked into high gear, NBC released the sitdown interview between Holt and Biden and, on Tuesday morning, Scarborough shared a …
Biden gets testy with NBC's Lester Holt over unfavorable media coverage: 'What's with you guys?'
President Biden repeatedly pushed NBC News’ Lester Holt Monday on the media supposedly ignoring former President Trump's "lies" in favor of attacking his performance in the first presidential debate.After discussing the assassination attempt on Trump, Holt's questions turned to the debate and its aftermath. The reporter asked about Biden’s last TV interview where he seemed to be unsure if he had watched the debate. The president replied that whi…
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