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Jill Biden on why she left the room when former Pres. Biden asked Kamala Harris to run
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as posted by the channelFormer first lady Jill Biden is opening up about her experiences in the White House, and a pivotal moment that brought the end of that era: July 21, 2024, when President Joe Biden decided to end his bid for a second term.
"I walked out of the room," Jill Biden writes in her new memoir, "View From the East Wing," about listening to her husband making plans to endorse Vice President Kamala Harris for the Democratic nomination.
She explained to Scott Detrow what that day was like for NPR's Newsmakers video podcast.
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Jill BidenWhite HousePresident Joe BidenView FromEast WingVice President Kamala HarrisScott DetrowNPR's Newsmakers
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