In an unprecedented move, President Biden's limited availability for interviews has come under scrutiny, with only seven one-on-one interviews conducted this year. Critics argue that this lack of public accessibility poses a risk and calls into question the transparency of his administration.
The first interview took place in February, when Biden sat down with Lester Holt during the Super Bowl. However, it wasn't until four months later, in June, that another interview was conducted. During this time, many were left wondering why the President was not making himself more available to the public.
