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Lame-duck Biden arrives in Peru for global summits after mid-flight press revolt over lack of access
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1:31Now PlayingPresident Biden arrived in Peru’s capital Thursday night for the first of two major international conferences with his daughter Ashley and granddaughter Natalie in tow — as reporters protested the increasingly irrelevant lame-duck leader’s lack of scheduled press availabilities during the weeklong trip.
Biden, 81, did not speak to reporters upon arriving for his first official trip to South America — where he will meet with Chinese President Xi Jinping and other world leaders at the APEC and G20 summits — after reporters harangued White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre on Air Force One.
“Biden wants to engage with leaders. He is not choosing to engage with the press. There is no press conference on either leg of this trip. He has a matter of days left. I mean, what was the issue?” one journalist vented during a mid-air press gaggle.
“He is going to continue to engage with the press,” Jean-Pierre replied before delivering a well-worn deflection. “What I would say is stay tuned. He will continue to do that, and I just don’t have anything beyond that.”
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