hello and welcome. you join us as us presidentjoe biden prepares to deliver his first primetime address to mark a year since the covid 19 pandemic struck. he is expected to tell americans he is taking a more aggressive action to speed covid 19 vaccinations and move the country closer to normality byjuly 4th. a few hours ago the president signed into law his $1.9 trillion stimulus bill. lets go live to the white house and have a look at the scene of the east room. traditionally, presidents beforehand spoke in prime time from the oval office but this is the east room of the white house and mr biden in a few seconds time will walk down that red carpet of the cross hall and deliver the address that was the same place in which obama spoke and occasionally mr donald trump. as you can see at the end, the door has opened and the president is approaching the podium. president is approaching the odium. ,., ., , president is approaching the odium, ,., ., , ., podium. good evening, my fe
this is a conversation with the american people, that his drawing you and and he is using his age and has experience, his five decades in public life to appear like this stage, why is republicans say grandfatherly, too old for the job but you can see that he is using the weight of the office to try to persuade people that this is a moment where we mustn t throw it all away, we have to build on the progress that has been made and if we do, comejuly four we can celebrate with our friends. , ., friends. let s widen our discussion friends. let s widen our discussion and - friends. let s widen our discussion and bring - friends. let s widen our discussion and bring in| friends. let s widen our| discussion and bring in a couple of get. democratic strategist amanda there on the bottom left, the political director for hillary clinton s 2016 campaign. and on the bottom right, an internal medicine physician. let me start with you, from a medical point of view, was this speech what