Biden Campaign Holds Off-the-Record Meetings with Top Journalists

The meetings aim to address perceived shortcomings in media coverage, with a focus on shifting attention from Trump's legal troubles to his campaign trail statements.

Biden's re-election campaign has been organizing off-the-record meetings with top political reporters and editors at their headquarters in Wilmington, Delaware.
The purpose of these meetings is to provide background briefings on campaign strategy and to address what the campaign believes the media is getting wrong in their coverage.
Campaign officials have expressed dissatisfaction with the media's focus on former President Donald Trump's legal troubles, arguing that they haven't paid enough attention to his recent statements on the campaign trail.
The meetings have been described as 'substantive' and 'productive', with the exception of a meeting with The New York Times, which reportedly did not go well.
Biden staffers are scheduled to meet with political reporting teams from ABC, NBC, The Wall Street Journal, Fox, NPR, Reuters, Bloomberg, and others in the coming days.