Biden Schedules First Interview in 118 Days – But It’s Not With a Journalist
During his time in office, President Joe Biden has surpassed previous presidents going back to World War II for the pace with which his approval rating collapsed. He has also surpassed his most recent predecessors when…

During his time in office, President Joe Biden has surpassed previous presidents going back to World War II for the pace with which his approval rating collapsed.
He has also surpassed his most recent predecessors when it comes to his reluctance to sit down for formal interviews.
In May, the president hit the milestone of 100 consecutive days without giving a sit-down interview, as the Washington Examiner first noted. The last interview he gave was to NBC News’ Lester Holt in February, ahead of the Super Bowl.
Biden has finally decided to break his 118-day streak of not giving an interview.
So, who has the president chosen to take questions from?
Fox News’ Peter Doocy? Certainly not. Did he choose someone from CNN or MSNBC? No.
Perhaps he thought it would be good to stick with the legacy networks like NBC News, CBS News, and ABC News. Wrong again.
After going months without sitting down for questions where he can’t just turn and walk away or refuse to answer the question — as he can when he takes questions in an informal setting — the president has agreed to give an interview to late-night host Jimmy Kimmel.


