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President Joe Biden’s Schedule for Tuesday, April 27, 2021

Summary:

President Joe Biden will receive his daily briefing and deliver a speech on Tuesday.

President Biden’s Itinerary for 4/27/21:

All Times EDT

  • 9:30 AM Receive daily briefing – Oval Office
  • 1:15 PM Deliver another speech on COVID-19 [Live Stream] – North Lawn

White House Briefing Schedule

  • 1:45 PM White House Press Briefing [Live Stream] – James S. Brady Briefing Room

Keep an Eye on the President at Our President’s Schedule Page.

We are providing former President Donald Trump’s schedule to compare and contrast the leadership and work style of the two presidents. The schedules are from the same “day” in the administration, not the same “date”.

Former President Trump’s Schedule This Day in 2017

Summary:

The president will start his day with the presidential daily briefing provided by the intelligence community.

Just before noon, president Trump will head to the U.S. capitol to deliver a speech and participate in the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum National Day of Remembrance.

The president will meet with the Secretary of Treasury to discuss tax reform shortly before holding a meeting on the same subject early in the afternoon.

After that, President Trump will meet with a group of farmers to understand what the government can do to promote agriculture and rural prosperity.

The president’s evening will be spent meeting with his National Security Advisor before having dinner with Senator Bob Corker (R-TN) who is currently serving as the chairman of the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations.

President Donald Trump’s schedule for Tuesday 4/25/17

  • 10:00 AM Receive daily intelligence briefing – Oval Office
  • 10:55 AM Depart White House en route to the U.S. Capitol – South Portico
  • 11:20 AM Deliver remarks at the United States Holocaust Memorial Museums National Days of Remembrance – U.S. Capitol
  • 11:35 AM Participate in the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum’s National Days of Remembrance – U.S. Capitol
  • 12:05 PM Depart U.S. Capitol en route to the White House – U.S. Capitol
  • 1:45 PM Meet with Secretary of the Treasury Steven Mnuchin – Oval Office
  • 2:15 PM Hold a meeting on tax reform – Oval Office
  • 3:00 PM Participate in a farmers roundtable and signing of the Executive Order Promoting Agriculture and Rural Prosperity in America – Roosevelt Room
  • 5:30 PM Meet with National Security Advisor H. R. McMaster – Oval Office
  • 6:30 PM Have dinner with Senator Bob Corker – Residence

The schedule is comprised of information available from the public schedule released by the White House and several sources of publicly available information. No sensitive information is used to create this itinerary.

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