President Biden and First Lady Toast Reimagined White House Tour

WASHINGTON—President Joe Biden and First Lady Jill Biden on Sunday toasted the unveiling of a long-awaited reimagined public White House tour.

The couple held a dinner in celebration of the first lady’s update of the White House public tour. The updates will be unveiled on Monday.

“We inspire future generations to write the next chapter” of the White House’s history, President Biden said in a speech to guests, calling himself and the first lady “temporary renters” of “the People’s House.” The president’s term ends in just a few months after he decided to end his run for a second term in July.

Jill Biden, who led the revamp of the White House tour, said while “tonight is the end of one part of our work, it’s only the beginning of this new chapter of White House public tours.”

“It’s been the honor of my life to serve as your first lady.”


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