ANALYSIS — President Joe Biden is headed back to California to raise more campaign cash Friday and Saturday after he sent shockwaves around the globe with a potential landmark change to U.S. foreign policy.
Biden sat down with CNN anchor Erin Burnett during a campaign stop in battleground Wisconsin on Wednesday. As he did during recent official White House and campaign events, he jabbed at Donald Trump, the presumed GOP presidential nominee, and defended his economic record.
The president has joked that his staff dreads when he goes off-script or veers away from the prepared remarks on a teleprompter. And he has given fewer media interviews than his recent predecessors, including Trump.
