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Jen Psaki Answers Questions: Foreign Trip, Vaccine Progress, and More
Jun 9, 2021
Jun 9, 2021
Press Gaggle by Press Secretary Jen Psaki and National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan En Route Suffolk, England
June 09, 2021 • Press Briefings
Aboard Air Force One
En Route Suffolk, England
MS. PSAKI: Okay. Okay. Hi, everyone. We are on our way, almost arriving on the President’s first foreign trip. We have a very special guest for our gaggle today. Our National Security Advisor, Jake Sullivan, will take some questions, and then once you’re done with that, I’m happy to take some as well. But you may have mostly for him.
Q Jake, do you want to talk a little bit about the President’s plan for boosting the global vaccine supply?
MR. SULLIVAN: I do not want to get ahead of the President, who will be speaking to this issue tomorrow. And we’ll be able to talk about additional steps the United States is taking to help donate more doses to poor countries around the world and also to leverage what the United States is doing to help get the world’s democracies to increase their commitment to supplying vaccines to the developing world to help end this pandemic once and for all. But that announcement that he will make, he will — I will let him make.
And then the G7, we’ll make a combined announcement on this issue, and it won’t simply be about vaccines — though vaccines will be a part of it — but it will be a comprehensive plan to help end this pandemic as rapidly as possible. more
June 09, 2021 • Press Briefings
Aboard Air Force One
En Route Suffolk, England
MS. PSAKI: Okay. Okay. Hi, everyone. We are on our way, almost arriving on the President’s first foreign trip. We have a very special guest for our gaggle today. Our National Security Advisor, Jake Sullivan, will take some questions, and then once you’re done with that, I’m happy to take some as well. But you may have mostly for him.
Q Jake, do you want to talk a little bit about the President’s plan for boosting the global vaccine supply?
MR. SULLIVAN: I do not want to get ahead of the President, who will be speaking to this issue tomorrow. And we’ll be able to talk about additional steps the United States is taking to help donate more doses to poor countries around the world and also to leverage what the United States is doing to help get the world’s democracies to increase their commitment to supplying vaccines to the developing world to help end this pandemic once and for all. But that announcement that he will make, he will — I will let him make.
And then the G7, we’ll make a combined announcement on this issue, and it won’t simply be about vaccines — though vaccines will be a part of it — but it will be a comprehensive plan to help end this pandemic as rapidly as possible. more
June 9, 2021
President Biden and First Lady Address U.S. Troops in the U.K.
President Biden and First Lady Jill Biden delivered remarks to U.S. troops and their families stationed at Royal Air Force Mildenhall in the United Kingdom. This is the president’s first trip overseas since taking office.
President Biden and First Lady Address U.S. Troops in the U.K.
President Biden and First Lady Jill Biden delivered remarks to U.S. troops and their families stationed at Royal Air Force Mildenhall in the United Kingdom. This is the president’s first trip overseas since taking office.
President Joe Biden speaks to American service members at RAF Mildenhall in Suffolk, England, Wednesday, June 9, 2021.
US military declares China "number one" challenge as Biden rallies Europe for "cold war"
Jun. 10 - Over the past week, the United States has massively expanded its conflict with China through a series of military, economic, diplomatic and propaganda initiatives aimed at strangling China’s economic development, demonizing it in the eyes of the world’s population and preparing for military conflict.
On Wednesday, US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin issued a directive declaring China to be the 'number one' focus of the US military. Austin’s statement echoed the words of former acting US Defense Secretary Patrick Shanahan, who stressed last year that the focus of the US military must be “China, China, China.” more
US military declares China "number one" challenge as Biden rallies Europe for "cold war"
Jun. 10 - Over the past week, the United States has massively expanded its conflict with China through a series of military, economic, diplomatic and propaganda initiatives aimed at strangling China’s economic development, demonizing it in the eyes of the world’s population and preparing for military conflict.
On Wednesday, US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin issued a directive declaring China to be the 'number one' focus of the US military. Austin’s statement echoed the words of former acting US Defense Secretary Patrick Shanahan, who stressed last year that the focus of the US military must be “China, China, China.” more
