Biden to Visit Lake Tahoe After No Comment On Hawaii Fire Death Toll
President Joe Biden is preparing to go away at the end of this week while he has yet to announce plans to visit Hawaii in the wake of the wildfires. A news release regarding Biden’s schedule for the upcoming week showed…

President Joe Biden is preparing to go away at the end of this week while he has yet to announce plans to visit Hawaii in the wake of the wildfires.
A news release regarding Biden’s schedule for the upcoming week showed the president had plans to depart from Camp David on Friday for Lake Tahoe after returning from Rehoboth Beach, Delaware, this past weekend.
“The President will travel from Camp David to Lake Tahoe, Nevada, where he will remain until the following Thursday,” the news release said.
The news release from the White House noted Biden would be going to Camp David to welcome South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol and Japan’s Prime Minister Kishida Fumio to the Camp David Trilateral Summit.
Biden’s upcoming schedule comes after a reporter asked him on Sunday, as he was leaving Rehoboth Beach, for a comment on the rising death toll from the fires on Hawaii’s Big Island and Maui. The president allegedly could be seen by lip readers saying, “no comment.”
His alleged no comment on the death toll, which is currently reported to be at 99,



