The Daily Breeze reported that First Lady Jill Biden welcomed 15 girls to Washington this week, including one who is "dedicated to combating online harassment and abuse."

However, the first lady had little to say about the allegations of abuse and harassment that have been leveled against her husband. 

Fifteen-year-old opposes bans on sexually explicit school books

The teenage girls hailed from 13 states and were at the White House on Wednesday to commemorate International Day of the Girl.

Among the attendees was 15-year-old Mona Cho, who is a student at Mira Costa High School in Manhattan Beach, California.

Choe is a member of the Beach Cities Health District’s Youth Advisory Council as well as the Youth Health and Safety Committee where she heads a five-student team dedicated to spreading awareness of social media safety and mental health.

What's more, the Daily Breeze noted that Choe also campaigns against efforts aimed at keeping sexually explicit material out of schools.

Mrs. Biden praises girls for testifying before state legislatures

Mrs. Biden praised Choe and the other girls present, saying, "You saw something you knew was wrong and decided to fix it."

"The girls on this stage are using their voices to change their communities and shine a light on issues often overlooked," the first lady continued.

"They’re making sacrifices like using their summer breaks to testify before their state legislatures, turning their pain into progress," Mrs. Biden insisted.

"We often tell young people ‘you’re our future,’ and it’s true, but you’re also our present," she went on before adding, "We need your insight, innovation, strength and hope right now."

President has been accused of harassing, and sexually assaulting staff members

Her remarks came just over three months after Axios reported that President Joe Biden "routinely" yells at his staff in profanity-laced tirades:

"The president's admonitions include: "God dammit, how the f--k don't you know this?!," "Don't f--king bulls--t me!" and "Get the f--k out of here!" — according to current and former Biden aides who have witnessed and been on the receiving end of such outbursts."

What's more, Biden was also accused of sexual assault by Tara Reade, a woman who worked in Biden's Senate office three decades ago.

🚨 BREAKING: Joe Biden sexual assault accuser Tara Reade (@ReadeAlexandra) hints at possible Congressional investigation into Joe Biden accusations:

"I did reach out and say I wanted to go under oath— that I would testify in Congress. I have received a response. We are going to… pic.twitter.com/7NCvDOBood

— Benny Johnson (@bennyjohnson) March 22, 2023