President Joe Biden did what he does best: avoid addressing the public on essential things Americans have the right to know.
On Friday, Biden dodged reporter's questions regarding Covid-19's origins.
The president began to walk towards the group of reporters as he exited the White House; as he approached them, a reporter asked Biden if he "will hold China accountable?"
Biden raised his hands and turned away before boarding the presidential helicopter, Marine One.
"BREAKING: President Biden @POTUS was going to speak but turned away upon hearing my question on #Covid origin and whether he'll hold #China accountable. @NTDNews @ChinaInFocusNTD @capitolreport," NTD News White House Correspondent Iris Tao tweeted.
Odd moment as President Biden departed WH just now for Delaware: he approached reporters to speak, then changed his mind pic.twitter.com/OmAYVXxWVJ
— Steven Nelson (@stevennelson10) March 3, 2023
Earlier this week, FBI director Christopher Wray admitted that Covid-19 was more than likely caused by a lab leak in Wuhan, China, a so-called "conspiracy theory" that Democrats booed away.
Biden previously dodged questions from the press regarding China. On February 16, the 80-year-old president refused to address his family business dealings with the country after a reporter asked, "is your ability to deal with China compromised by your family's business relationships in China, President Biden?"
"Give me a break, man," Biden said, adding, "you can come to my office and ask a question when you have more polite people with you."
White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre also refused to comment on the Washington Post's shocking report confirming that the Energy Department believes the virus came from a lab leak.
Many Republicans speculate that Biden is compromised by China, which is why he has never shown interest in determining the pandemic's origins.