During Monday’s White House press briefing, Karine Jean-Pierre was asked about the release of President Biden’s medical records.
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00:00Thanks, Karine.
00:01I mean, to Kellio's point, the President today,
00:02when he called in to Morning Joe,
00:03he said that he had released all of his medical records.
00:06Should we take that as an indication
00:07that he's going to do so?
00:08Well, look, what I can say is that we have shared
00:13a comprehensive medical report that is pretty detailed,
00:17that is in line with other Presidents,
00:20certainly not the last one,
00:21but the ones, the two before the last President.
00:25And we have been pretty much in line
00:28with what they have done, to be more clear,
00:32George W. Bush and also President Obama.
00:36So we've been –
00:37The last one did let his daughters
00:38come to the briefing room and speak to us.
00:40Okay.
00:41And we know what that last President said
00:42from this briefing room.
00:43Okay?
00:44During the call today –
00:45It only did, I think, three or four paragraphs.
00:48Very different.
00:50Very different approach.
00:51During the call today to MSNBC,
00:53was the President reading off of a script?
00:55So I was in the room when the President
00:57was called in to morning Joe.
00:59The President spoke from his heart.
01:00The President was very clear.
01:01There was no script at all.
01:04And he was very detailed.
01:06You heard him say, actually, during the call,
01:08that he was reading some quotes.
01:10He said it.
01:11He shared that information.
01:12He was reading some quotes from the debate.
01:15So he shared that with you.
01:16What you heard was a passionate interview.
01:19It was about 18 minutes.
01:21He talked about and laid out his vision for this country.
01:24He talked about how he wants to make sure we move forward.
01:28I want to be really careful because he also talked
01:30about the campaign, which I can't do from here.
01:33But he – I think it was incredibly powerful.
01:37He was reading quotes, but not from a script?
01:40No, it was not a script.
01:41And in a big-voice press conference,
01:43how many questions should we expect
01:45that he is going to take?
01:46So, look, it is going to be a solo press conference.
01:49It is going to be certainly more than a two-plus-two.
01:52I'm not going to – we're still working it out,
01:55so I'm not going to go into specifics from here.
01:57But you could expect a solo press conference
02:00from this President at the end of the NATO summit.
02:04He's looking forward to it,
02:05and he will be taking your questions.
02:07So that will be a good thing.