Waking up at 7, working out at 8 and avoiding public events in the morning, at night and on weekends

[mystery-ak]

Waking up at 7, working out at 8 and avoiding public events in the morning, at night and on weekends: Inside 80-year-old Biden's schedule - that includes a nightly call with Hunter - as report says aides want to protect him

    Biden's daily schedule includes workout, national security briefing, meetings
    He ends his day with dinner with Jill, call to Hunter, briefing books
    Biden under scrunity after pics caught him with another 'cheat sheet' and some worry aides over manage him

By Emily Goodin, Senior U.S. Political Reporter

Published: 15:42 EDT, 28 April 2023 | Updated: 15:56 EDT, 28 April 2023

President Joe Biden starts his day with a workout and caps it off with a phone call to son Hunter while, sandwhiched in between, are a national security briefing, staff meetings, events, day trips and whatever else the day may bring.

The president's schedule has returned to the spotlight amid a new report claiming aides struggle to get the 80-year-old to do evening or morning events.

Biden literally carries his schedule around with him on a long white notecard, checking off items with a black pen as he moves through the day. It's a habit that goes back to the Senate where, in the days before smart phones, staff printed out each day's schedule for the lawmaker to have handy.

The president also has 'cheat sheets' for other items, including one on Wednesday that raised eyebrows: it outlined a question expected to be asked at his press conference with the president of South Korea. Another card gave the president detailed instructions about an earlier briefing.

It raised questions about how much he is managed by his aides and whether it's too much handling. Photographers caught Biden with a cheat sheet at the G20 summit in Bali, Indonesia, last November that contained instructions that said 'YOU will sit at the center' and 'YOU will deliver opening remarks.'

Then there are questions about how he spends his day. The White House releases a daily schedule but it's not reflective of all a president does.

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[Fishrrman]

I'll reckon that on more than a few days he doesn't "get up a 7".
(disclaimer, I don't, either)

[mountaineer]

And by "workout," we mean he gets a nice fresh nappie and a pudding cup.

[Hoodat]

President Joe Biden starts his day with a workout

Bullshit.

. . . and caps it off with a phone call to son Hunter . . .

. . . who is living in the White House.  Again, bullshit.

. . . sandwiched in between, are a national security briefing, staff meetings, events, day trips and whatever else the day may bring.

More bullshit.

[Hoodat]

To be fair, this past week was definitely busier than most for Biden.  No trip to Delaware either:

Monday, April 24

9:30 AM
The President receives the Presidential Daily Briefing

12:00 PM
The President and The Vice President have lunch

2:00 PM
The President, The First Lady, and the Secretary of Education honor the Council of Chief State School Officers' 2023 Teachers of the Year

3:15 PM
The President meets with Tennessee State Representatives Justin Jones, Justin Pearson, and Gloria Johnson


Tuesday, April 25

12:00 PM
The President departs the White House

12:30 PM
The President discusses how his investing in America agenda is bringing manufacturing back, rebuilding the middle class, and creating good-paying union jobs

1:15 PM
The President departs en route to the White House

1:25 PM
The President arrives at the White House

3:15 PM
The President receives the Presidential Daily Briefing

7:10 PM
The President, The First Lady, and President Yoon and Mrs. Kim of the Republic of Korea depart the White House

7:20 PM
The President and The First Lady participate in a visit with President Yoon and Mrs. Kim of the Republic of Korea to the Korean War Memorial

7:40 PM
The President and The First Lady depart en route to the White House

7:45 PM
The President and The First Lady arrive at the White House


Wednesday, April 26

8:00 AM
The President receives the Presidential Daily Briefing

10:00 AM
The President and The First Lady greet President Yoon and Mrs. Kim of the Republic of Korea for the Official Arrival Ceremony; The Vice President and The Second Gentleman attend

10:45 AM
The President holds a bilateral meeting with President Yoon of the Republic of Korea

12:30 PM
The President hosts a joint press conference with President Yoon of the Republic of Korea

<6 hour break>

7:00 PM
The President and The First Lady greet President Yoon and Mrs. Kim of the Republic of Korea on arrival for the State Dinner

7:25 PM
The President and The First Lady participate in a photo opportunity with President Yoon and Mrs. Kim of the Republic of Korea at the Grand Staircase on the occasion of the State Dinner

8:30 PM
The President and The First Lady host President Yoon and Mrs. Kim of the Republic of Korea for a State Dinner; The Vice President and The Second Gentleman attend


Thursday, April 27

9:00 AM
The President receives the Presidential Daily Briefing

12:15 PM
The President participates in a Take Your Child to Work Day greet

6:45 PM
The President participates in a campaign call with grassroots supporters


Friday, April 28

11:15 AM
The President receives the Presidential Daily Briefing; The Vice President attends

2:30 PM
The President presents the Commander-in-Chief’s trophy to the Air Force Falcons

4:50 PM
The President and The First Lady depart the White House en route to the Salamander D.C. Hotel

6:45 PM
The President and The First Lady participate in a reception for the Democratic National Committee; The Vice President and The Second Gentleman attend

7:30 PM
The President arrives at the White House

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