Monday 20 June 2022 07:46 PM 'Get going': Ashley, Natalie Biden try to pull Biden away from press trends now
President Joe Biden's daughter Ashley and granddaughter Natalie tried to pull the president away from reporters Monday after he started gabbing to the press mid-Rehoboth Beach walk.
'Nope, like no more - No more questions,' Ashley Biden said in a sing-song voice behind her dad, putting up her hands.
But then Biden was asked about the forthcoming G7 meeting and couldn't resist giving an answer about his agenda there.
'Yes, one of the things that you may recall that I initiated was the international flat tax. We got 140-some nations to sign on,' he began.
'I'm coming,' he told Natalie who was hovering alongside his left shoulder.
'This is my son Beau’s oldest daughter and she’s trying to tell me "dad, grandpa, pop, get going,"' the president said.
DailyMail.com asked the Biden women how they spent Father's Day with the president Sunday.
'We had dinner,' Natalie replied.
'All hung out together,' Ashley answered.
'And we did puzzles,' Natalie added.
The Biden clan - which also included granddaughter Naomi and her fiance Peter Neal - slowly walked down Rehoboth Beach Monday, a federal holiday thanks to Biden signing a bill last year to include Juneteenth, with the president taking photos and selfies with beachgoers, who clustered around him.
President Joe Biden (center) was pulled away from the press by granddaughter Natalie (left) and daughter Ashley (right) after he decided to do some impromptu Q&A with reporters mid-Rehoboth Beach walk
Ashley Biden (right) tries to pull her father President Joe Biden (left) from the press as he decided to take questions during their Monday morning beach stroll
'This is my son Beau’s oldest daughter and she’s trying to tell me "dad, grandpa, pop, get going,"' the president said putting his arm around Natalie (left) while Ashley Biden (right) looked on
Ashley Biden (right) and Natalie Biden (center right) wait as President Joe Biden (center) answers questions from reporters Monday in Rehoboth Beach, Delaware
Biden, Natalie and Ashley smiled at people watching them as they walked alongside the waves with their Secret Service detail behind them
President Joe Biden (right) and family members (from left): Peter Neal, Naomi Biden, Natalie Biden and Ashley Biden
President Joe Biden (left) greets beachgoers on Monday as he strolls down Rehoboth Beach, Delaware with members of his family
President Joe Biden is seen talking to reporters on the sand of Delaware Beach Monday during the Juneteenth holiday weekend
First Lady Jill Biden was not with the group.
She was spotted walking on Rehoboth Beach Sunday, after the president took a tumble off his bike Saturday.
He insisted he was 'fine' from the fall.
'What happened was, do any of you guys ride bikes? Well, they have some that have this thing you put your toe in — holds your foot so it doesn’t slip out. I was getting off the bike, and it got stuck on the right side,' the president explained.
'I'm feeling great,' he added.
During his gaggle with reporters he said a recession is not inevitable and he will make a decision on a federal gas tax holiday by the end of the week.
Biden said that he talked to Larry Summers, a former economist for President Barack Obama, and rejected his suggestion that a recession is inevitable and said he will make a decision on whether to impose a federal gas tax holiday later this week.
'There is nothing inevitable about a recession,' the president told reporters.
A journalist had said that people were saying a recession was more inevitable than ever.
'No the majority of them aren’t saying that. Don’t make things up. Now you sound like a Republican politician,' Biden replied. 'That’s a joke,
