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Reed: Biden maintained demanding schedule; senior staff had regular access under standard West Wing practices
Summary
Bruce Reed described President Biden—s daily routine and how the West Wing and residence were used. He said the president routinely reviewed a briefing book, held senior staff meetings and prepared for events, and that staff access to the residence floors was by invitation and not an informal free-for-all.
Bruce Reed told the House Committee on Oversight and Reform that President Biden—s typical workday began early with reading the briefing materials, attending senior staff meetings, and preparing for a full day's events. Reed said the president often worked from the Treaty Room or Oval Office and that the "decision book" for time-sensitive memos arrived each evening.
Reed outlined daily rhythms: an early morning senior staff meeting (times varied), the presidential daily briefing (PDB)…
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