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10:00 AM President Biden receives the President’s Daily Brief
11:10 AM President Biden departs the White House en route to Joint Base Andrews
11:30 AM President Biden departs Joint Base Andrews en route to Hancock Field Air National Guard Base
12:40 PM President Biden arrives at Hancock Field Air National Guard Base
2:00 PM President Biden delivers remarks on how the CHIPS and Science Act and his Investing in America agenda are growing the economy and creating jobs in Central New York and communities across the country
3:30 PM President Biden departs Hancock Field Air National Guard Base en route to John F. Kennedy International Airport
4:30 PM President Biden arrives at John F. Kennedy International Airport
4:40 PM President Biden departs John F. Kennedy International Airport en route to the Westchester County Airport
5:00 PM President Biden arrives at the Westchester County Airport
6:15 PM President Biden participates in a campaign event
7:30 PM President Biden departs Westchester County Airport route the Wall Street Landing Zone
7:50 PM President Biden arrives at the Wall Street Landing Zone
Briefing Schedule
Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre will gaggle aboard Air Force One en route to Syracuse, New York
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