Biden makes first live remarks — virtually — since COVID diagnosis

President Biden made his first live appearance — virtually — since he was diagnosed with COVID-19 Thursday, participating in a meeting with his economic team on gas prices Friday.

"I'm feeling much better than I sound," the president said as he began the meeting. His voice, albeit deeper than normal, was strong during his brief remarks, and he coughed slightly once. When a reporter asked how he's feeling, the president gave a thumbs-up sign and smiled.

"Gas prices are coming down. In fact, gas prices have fallen every day this summer, for 38 days in a row," the president said.