WASHINGTON - The chairwoman of the Congressional Black Caucus (CBC), California Rep. We’re going to have to get better at the technical side of this,” Biden said. “Campaign events are no exception that’s why we’re connecting virtually today. Much of the event focused on Biden explaining how he'd work to respond and recover the country from pandemics. He also tried to downplay the need for panic and outlined ways in which everyone can take precautions to avoid the spread of the COVID-19 virus, while still connecting to people. On Saturday morning, the campaign released a link to a full, updated video without the technical glitches. “Well, I’m sorry this has been such a disjointed effort here because of the connections, but there is a lot more to say and I’ve probably already said too much,” Biden said.īut the appetite for these events appears to be there - the short event garnered more than 5,000 viewers. The former vice president acknowledged the issues while ending the livestream.
WASHINGTON - The virtual campaign is proving a bit complicated, after a Friday event for former Vice President Joe Biden's campaign encountered some technological glitches.īiden is the first Democratic candidate to hold a virtual town hall due to concerns surrounding COVID-19 and public events. The attempt to broadcast the first of two scheduled “virtual events” in the next several days involved a garbled-voiced Biden and ended roughly four minutes after the Facebook Live video began streaming in Illinois.
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