根据白宫实录，拜登在讲话中强调美国9月失业率下降至4.8%，以及新增就业，甚至还提及“中国在基础设施建设上的投资是美国的3倍”，来呼吁加强美国基建投资，并再次宣扬他的“重建更Original title: American media recorded a controversial scene! After speaking on the September US jobs report, Biden refused to answer questions and turned away
[global Network report] after speaking on the bleak US jobs report in September, reporters were still asking loud questions, but US President Joe Biden simply turned away. Fox News recorded the scene that happened at the White House on the 8th local time.
According to data released by the U.S. Department of Labor on Oct. 8, only 194000 new jobs were created in the non-farm sector in September, well below the average forecast of 500000 by economists and falling to the lowest level so far this year. In response to the September employment report released by the Department of Labor on the same day, Biden delivered a speech at the White House.
According to White House records, Biden stressed in his speech that the unemployment rate in the United States fell to 4.8 percent in September, as well as the creation of new jobs, and even mentioned that "China's investment in infrastructure is three times that of the United States." and once again promote his "Reconstruction more TAL Education Group""(Build Back Better) Plan.
"May God bless all of you, and may God protect our army. Thank you very much. " At the end of the day, Fox News reported on Biden's controversial scene of the day.
There were several voices shouting "Mr. President" in the audience, and one of the reporters tried to ask Biden what he would say to the Americans-but the president did not respond, but turned away from the stage.
This is not the first time the Biden administration has been revealed to have refused to contact the media.
Last month, Biden met with British Prime Minister Johnson in the Oval Office of the White House. When Johnson named several British journalists to answer questions, several White House staff suddenly began shouting that American journalists would not be allowed to ask questions. And tried to drive the reporter out of the meeting. The live video even recorded a scene in which the staff member's hand blocked the reporter's camera.
In August, during comments on Hurricane Ida, Biden left the podium after Biden said, "I won't answer Afghanistan now," when asked by a Bloomberg reporter about the situation in Afghanistan.
