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Mark your calendar
President Joe Biden’s address to a joint session of Congress will be April 28. We reported several weeks ago that the White House was looking at scheduling Biden’s speech to Congress around his 100th day in office. April 28 is Biden’s 99th day as president.
… The crowd for this Biden speech is expected to be far smaller than it usually would be for a joint session. Multiple senior aides tell us that only several hundred people would be allowed in the House chamber, and there will be strict spacing requirements on the floor.
According to a Capitol official involved in the planning, “there will be limits on the number of members and senators allowed to attend,” and lawmakers will be seated both on the floor and galleries above. Like other presidential addresses, this Biden speech will be designated a “National Security Special Event.” This formally puts the U.S. Secret Service in charge of “developing, exercising, and implementing security operations” for the event.
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