Biden Homeland Security Advisor Won’t Answer How Much Of U.S. Electrical Grid Is “In Danger”
REPORTER: “Can you say how much of the [electrical] grid is in danger?”
BIDEN HOMELAND SECURITY ADVISOR: “I think we should go on to others. Thanks.”
Reporter: Can you say a few words about the state of the U.S. electrical grid? The outages that we saw with Idalia raise concerns about that. I mean, can you — have you done an assessment? Do you know what percentage of the electrical grid is in need of upgrades? And how serious of a threat is that? How concerned should Americans be?
DR. SHERWOOD-RANDALL: So, we are investing an enormous amount … to ensure that we have the grid of the future that we need, both to power our clean energy future and also to provide resilient power to the American people.
Reporter: But can you say how much of the grid is in danger or is at risk or antiquated?
DR. SHERWOOD-RANDALL: I think we should go on to others. Thanks.
kKJP: Go ahead, Kayla.
Jean-Pierre Laughably Claims “No President” Has Been “Stronger” On Competing With China Than Biden
Reporter: Secretary Raimondo had a longish trip there. She was in multiple cities and spoke multiple times. You know, I know you were asked about this “uninvestable” comment, but, like, just looking back, would you — would you assess the — the, you know, outcome of her meetings? She said that, you know — she has spoke about needing to draw a hard line on some of the issues. I mean, do you feel like these visits by Cabinet members have been successful? Or, you know, is — is the U.S.-Chinese relationship still in — in trouble?
KJP: … I’ll say this: No president has put the United States — and you’ve heard us say this many times — in a stronger position to outcompete China than President Biden.
Biden Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo Visits Disneyland For Photo Op On Trip To China.
Q: Biden message to girls in Afghanistan who can’t go to school? A: Ah, Am… Ah, Admin supports girls
Reporter: First of all, happy first day of school.
KJP: Happy first day of school.
Reporter: But seriously, what is the message that the administration has for the millions of girls in Afghanistan who can’t go to school because the Taliban won’t let them?
KJP: So, look, the President has always been very clear about the importance of girls — not just here in America but globally — being able to — to live freely and be able to go to school and get the education. And so — and we have been very clear in laying out … or — or — and two years ago. That certainly will continue throughout his administration.
Reporter: Do you have a message for the girls themselves, I guess?
KJP: Well, look, we have — this is — this is a president, this is an administration that certainly supports girls being educated — again, not just here …
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Homeland Security Advisor Won’t Answer Electrical Grid “In Danger”, we should go on to others