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President Joe Biden traveled with a squadron of helicopters to his home state Tuesday to cut a highly secretive campaign video.
The White House and the Biden campaign released scant details about the effort, on a day when the president was mostly out of sight.
Biden spent several hours inside Alexis DuPont high school, around the corner from his Wilmington home, to undertake the project. There were no signs of large crowds, but tell-tale signs of high-end video production.
'I'm just an extra,' one participant, a woman in a long dress, told DailyMail.com. Asked if she held a sign, she said no. 'I play by the rules,' she responded.
Staff members in black t-shirts had ID badges that said 'crew,' in another clue to his doings.
Inside the school near the auditorium where students are staging a production of Sweeney Todd, a sign told visitors that by entering 'you consent to be photographed, filmed and/or otherwise recorded.'
President Joe Biden flew to Wilmington, Delaware to shoot a campaign ad, although his campaign released few details about his activities Tuesday
It came on a day when Biden was mostly out of sight
The president took top aides with him on the trip
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