Jen Psaki spoke with Bill Hemmer and Dana Perino on 'America's Newsroom' Tuesday to discuss the White House's changing mask guidance and President Biden's State of the Union address.
The White House’s decision comes less than 24 hours before Biden’s State of the Union address. In a follow-up question, Psaki was asked how the president can convince Americans that he has helped to improve their lives over the past year.found only 18% said Biden’s actions on inflation are helping the country. 44% said his actions were hurting.
Psaki noted that the State of the Union is a"huge opportunity" for Biden, who will spend much of his time discussing the conflict in
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