President Biden

You see hope?

You see hope?

You see hope?

What we can do is try to encourage these folks to deescalate a little bit, but we're not going to get involved in the middle of a war that's fundamentally none of our business and has nothing to do with America's ability to control it.

What we can do is try to encourage these folks to deescalate a little bit, but we're not going to get involved in the middle of a war that's fundamentally none of our business and has nothing to do with America's ability to control it.

President Rudeau, Mrs. Rudeau, it's an honor to welcome you to the White House to celebrate 60 years of partnership between Kenya and the United States. At the stroke of midnight on December 12th, 1963, the world changed.

President Rudeau, Mrs. Rudeau, it's an honor to welcome you to the White House to celebrate 60 years of partnership between Kenya and the United States. At the stroke of midnight on December 12th, 1963, the world changed.

President Rudeau, Mrs. Rudeau, it's an honor to welcome you to the White House to celebrate 60 years of partnership between Kenya and the United States. At the stroke of midnight on December 12th, 1963, the world changed.

Many Americans and many people around the world watched with great hope as hundreds of thousands of Kenyans came together, raised a new flag, declared their freedom, and gave life to a new nation. It was a moment that forever connected our two nations. Together, The United States and Kenya are working to deliver on the challenges that matter most to our people's lives.

Many Americans and many people around the world watched with great hope as hundreds of thousands of Kenyans came together, raised a new flag, declared their freedom, and gave life to a new nation. It was a moment that forever connected our two nations. Together, The United States and Kenya are working to deliver on the challenges that matter most to our people's lives.

Many Americans and many people around the world watched with great hope as hundreds of thousands of Kenyans came together, raised a new flag, declared their freedom, and gave life to a new nation. It was a moment that forever connected our two nations. Together, The United States and Kenya are working to deliver on the challenges that matter most to our people's lives.

Health security, economic security, cybersecurity, and climate security. Across the region, Kenya and America are driving a race to the top with investments that we have and high standards for workers, technology, and environment. The past is our proof that we are stronger and the world is safer when Kenya and the United States work together.

Health security, economic security, cybersecurity, and climate security. Across the region, Kenya and America are driving a race to the top with investments that we have and high standards for workers, technology, and environment. The past is our proof that we are stronger and the world is safer when Kenya and the United States work together.

Health security, economic security, cybersecurity, and climate security. Across the region, Kenya and America are driving a race to the top with investments that we have and high standards for workers, technology, and environment. The past is our proof that we are stronger and the world is safer when Kenya and the United States work together.

And anyway, since I took office, FEMA's provided Texas alone over $13 billion. $13 billion in three years in disaster relief. after fires and winter storms across this state. When disasters strike, there's no red state or blue state where I come from. They're just communities and families looking for help. So we're standing with everyone, everyone affected by these wildfires.

And anyway, since I took office, FEMA's provided Texas alone over $13 billion. $13 billion in three years in disaster relief. after fires and winter storms across this state. When disasters strike, there's no red state or blue state where I come from. They're just communities and families looking for help. So we're standing with everyone, everyone affected by these wildfires.

And anyway, since I took office, FEMA's provided Texas alone over $13 billion. $13 billion in three years in disaster relief. after fires and winter storms across this state. When disasters strike, there's no red state or blue state where I come from. They're just communities and families looking for help. So we're standing with everyone, everyone affected by these wildfires.

We're going to continue to help you respond and recover.

We're going to continue to help you respond and recover.

We're going to continue to help you respond and recover.