Vice President’s Ceremonial OfficeEisenhower Executive Office Building 3:46 P.M. EDT VICE PRESIDENT HARRIS: Well, President Zelenskyy, it is good to see you again. This is our seventh visit together. And welcome back to Washington, D.C. As I have made clear on our six previous meetings and throughout Putin’s brutal aggression and war against Ukraine, my…
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Remarks by President Biden and Prime Minister Keir Starmer of the United Kingdom Before Bilateral Meeting
Blue Room 4:37 P.M. EDT Q Mr. President, what do you say to Vladimir Putin’s threat of war? PRESIDENT BIDEN: I say to you: Be quiet until I speak. Okay? That’s what I say. Good idea? Q Well, what do you say to Vladimir Putin’s — Q Sir — Q — threat of war, sir? …
ICYMI: Joe Biden: The U.S. won’t back down from the challenge of Putin and Hamas
Washington Post: Joe Biden: The U.S. won’t back down from the challenge of Putin and Hamas[President Joe Biden, 11/18/23] Today, the world faces an inflection point, where the choices we make — including in the crises in Europe and the Middle East — will determine the direction of our future for generations to come. What will our…
Remarks by President Biden on the Ukraine Compact
Walter E. Washington Convention CenterWashington, D.C. 5:40 P.M. EDT PRESIDENT BIDEN: Well, I’m sure my fellow leaders are tired of hearing from all of us, but we had an important thing to do today, and it’s a way to close this conference. Good afternoon, everyone. When Putin launched his brutal war over two years ago,…
Remarks by President Biden on the Reported Death of Aleksey Navalny
Roosevelt Room 12:37 P.M. EST THE PRESIDENT: Good afternoon. I — I’m heading off to East Palestine in — in a moment, but I wanted to say a few things this morning about Aleksey Navalny. You know, like millions of people around the world, I am literally both not surprised and outraged by the news…
Statement from President Joe Biden Ahead of the Two-Year Anniversary of Russia’s Brutal Assault Against Ukraine
Two years ago tomorrow, shortly before dawn, Russian missiles began exploding near the capital city of Kyiv. Russian troops marched across the border into Ukraine. Vladimir Putin’s vicious onslaught against Ukraine had begun. He believed that he could easily bend the will and break the resolve of a free people. That he could roll into…
Remarks by President Biden Before Marine One Departure
South Lawn 9:30 A.M. EDT Q Mr. President, can the country afford the port strike? Can the country afford these ships to stay off (inaudible)? THE PRESIDENT: I think we’re making progress on that. Q How much progress, sir? THE PRESIDENT: We’ll find out soon. Q What kind of sanctions — Q Any updates on…
Remarks by President Biden on Senate Passage of the Bipartisan Supplemental Agreement
State Dining Room 2:13 P.M. EST THE PRESIDENT: Good afternoon. Q Good afternoon. THE PRESIDENT: Before we begin, I’m going to make this statement and let it stand on its own. I’m not going to take any questions, but I’ll be taking questions tomorrow or the next day. But I don’t want anything to get…
Remarks by President Biden and President Frank-Walter Steinmeier of Germany at an Order of Merit Ceremony | Berlin, Germany
Bellevue PalaceBerlin, Germany 11:10 A.M. CEST PRESIDENT STEINMEIER: Please have a seat. Mr. President, so good to have you here. (Speaks German.) (No translation provided.) Of the many stereotypes about Germany — our sense of humor — (laughter) — our spontaneity, our irresistible joie de vivre — (laughter) — only one is really true: We…
Remarks by President Biden on the 75th Anniversary of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization Alliance
5:46 P.M. EDT THE PRESIDENT: Good evening. Welcome. In 1949, when leaders of 12 countries, including President Truman, came together in this very room, history was watching. It had been four years since the surrender of the Axis powers and the end of the most devastating world war the world had ever, ever known. Here,…
