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No.
I think he was under pressure for several days to Do Something in the face of a series of attacks and eventually had to.
If there are a series of statistically unlikely car accidents involving out of control vehicles of a particular make and model and the government gets heat over it - yes, tomorrows speech might be on that.
The UK seems like it's run like a town hall.
Yesterday Biden delivered a speech on the economy:
https://www.pbs.org/newshour/politics/watch-live-biden-delivers-remarks-on-the-economy-and-potential-government-shutdown
Soon he'll deliver a speech on threats to democracy:
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/biden-planning-speech-on-threats-to-democracy-in-coming-weeks-sources-say/ar-AA1gIyY4
Nothing about dogs.
Yeh. But on the other hand he seems to repeatedly have to give statements on mass shootings. It’s odd how different countries have different preoccupations when it comes to unnecessary violent deaths.