On 7/22/2022, during press conference, White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre was asked, “You’ve mentioned a couple times today that the President has said he’s working eight hours a day. Obviously, you said he’s sleeping and you didn’t want to call him this morning. Can you just give us a little sense of what else he’s doing when he’s not working those eight hours, when he’s not sleeping? The First Lady is not here right now. What — how else is he spending his time? (Laughter.)”
Jean-Pierre: He’s — I mean — I mean eight —
Reporter: Is he watching TV? Is he reading anything?
Jean-Pierre: — eight-plus hours is a — is — you know, that is pretty — (Reporter: Yeah.) that is pretty busy for someone who is — who’s … Look, you know, the President is always working. He can work from anywhere.
Reporter: I just mean a little color. Is he — (Jean-Pierre: No, I — I’m getting there. )
Reporter: People want to know is he watching Netflix right now. (Laughs.)
Jean-Pierre: I’m getting there, Karen. I’m getting — I’m getting there. I’m getting there … And, you know, but he wakes up in the morning and he gets to work. It is, as you know, a big job being the President of the United States, being the Commander-in-Chief. So he is doing everything that he would have done if he was in the Oval Office, except right now he is in the White House Residence. So there’s not — besides the fact that he is doing this in the Residence, there’s not much difference. Right? He is working those long hours, trying to deliver for the American public.
Reporter: Dr. Jha, to follow up on Nancy’s question, what is a normal blood oxygen level for someone of the President’s age and that have past history and sometimes has to use an inhaler?
DR. JHA: So, age is not a determinant of oxygen level. And somebody who’s had a past history of asthma or occasionally has reactive airway disease also should not be a determinative of oxygen level. I have to tell you, I can’t remember off the top of my head what the CDC defines as the exact normal range. It’s in the 90s. But I’d have to just sort of look up. But his has been consistently in the normal range.
Reporter: Would you guys commit to having the Do- — Dr. O’Connor put in some of these vitals so that we can, you know, stop asking, pestering you guys with those questions? We appreciate the — you know, the daily letter. But especially his oxygen levels …
Jean-Pierre: That is going to be something up to the Doctor and the President. I can’t make —
Reporter: Will you ask him?
Jean-Pierre: I can’t — I can’t make any commitments on that. Again, we believe we have been providing detailed information on — we’ve got to remember: The President is having very mild … We are giving more information on a President that has — that’s having very mild symptoms than any other president. We are being as transparent as we — as we are here today.
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8 long hours President is Always working; Dr can’t remember normal blood oxygen level; Not commit to having detailed info.