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People's Biden interview makes room for Jill's new classroom

The conversation has passed half a million views, spanning caregiving, the 2024 campaign and life outside the White House.

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Joe Biden on Fighting Stage 4 Cancer, Whether He Should Have Run Again & Life After the White House

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0:37Joe Biden recounts recurring pain and a prostate cancer diagnosis that had spread to his bones.
1:39Jill describes the diagnosis's emotional impact and how caregiving changed their plans after the presidency.
4:24The couple revisit the reelection decision, the 2024 debate and Joe's withdrawal from the campaign.
7:23Jill describes teaching literature and poetry at a women's prison in Wilmington.
12:24Joe discusses writing Promise Me, America and reflects on entering politics during the civil rights movement.

Jill Biden's new part-time work takes her into a women's prison in Wilmington, teaching literature and poetry. It is one of the quieter details in People's interview with the former first couple, a conversation that moves between Joe Biden's cancer treatment, political reflection and the shape of their days at home.

The interview was by far the most watched of People's six new uploads this week, reaching roughly 567,000 views. As we reported here, Joe says he would not have sought reelection had he known he had cancer. Beyond that headline, Jill describes how the diagnosis changed their post-presidency plans, while Joe discusses getting outside the presidential bubble, even with Secret Service protection. The film follows him into a diner to meet patrons.

People also returned to Bobby Flay and Brooke Williamson's relationship, posting extracts about his hesitation to date a colleague and her reaction to a diamond commitment ring. Their longer conversation, published just before this week, remains the channel's next-busiest individual video for daily views. Flay explains that he worried a romance might overshadow Williamson's accomplishments; she describes their shared industry as a source of connection rather than an obstacle.

Across the channel, daily views are about half again their usual level, although the subscriber count was unchanged over the week. A short Kacey Musgraves recollection of Dolly Parton rounded out the new releases, but the longer Biden interview continues to draw the largest daily audience among People's videos.

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