New Details Emerge About Biden’s Farewell Address

President Joe Biden is scheduled to deliver his farewell address from the Oval Office this Wednesday at 8 p.m., just days before President-elect Donald Trump takes office. This speech will mark Biden’s final opportunity to address the American people and the world before his term officially ends on January 20th at noon.

This address comes on the heels of another key speech Biden will give on Monday at the State Department, where he will discuss his administration’s foreign policy legacy. With just days left in his presidency, Biden will reflect on his accomplishments and the challenges faced during his time in office, but many will also be looking for insights into the direction of the country as power transitions to a new administration.

Earlier this week, in remarks made from the Roosevelt Room, Biden discussed his decision to step aside in the 2020 presidential race. He asserted that his departure, which came after a widely criticized debate performance, did not ultimately lead to Donald Trump’s victory. Instead, Biden expressed confidence that both he and his running mate, Kamala Harris, could have defeated Trump in the general election.

“I think I would have beaten Trump, and I think Kamala could have, too,” Biden stated, underscoring his belief that uniting the Democratic Party was the key to securing a win. Despite stepping back from the race, Biden maintained that his decision was driven by a desire to avoid a divided party, which could have been disastrous for their chances in the election.

As Biden prepares to leave office, his farewell address will be viewed as a final reflection on his time in the White House. However, for many Americans, especially those on the right, the address may be less about legacy and more about the changing tides of American politics. With President Trump’s impending return to the Oval Office, the country stands at a crossroads, ready for a new chapter under leadership that promises to restore American greatness.