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President Joe Biden will finally deliver his first primetime address this week, White House press secretary Jen Psaki confirmed yesterday.
The speech, which will be delivered on Thursday, March 11, marks one year since the pandemic shutdown.
“He will discuss the many sacrifices the American people have made over the last year and the grave loss communities and families have suffered. The president will look forward, highlighting the role that Americans will play in beating the virus and getting the country back to normal,” said Psaki.
His remarks will follow the House’s final stamp of approval on his signature stimulus package, which could come as soon as today.
“This week marks one year since the country was essentially shut down as a result of a pandemic, and it’s important to note, of course, what steps have been taken and what progress has been made,” Psaki said.
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