According to the announcement made by the White House, President Joe Biden will reportedly give his farewell address to the nation on Wednesday, marking the end of his four years as president.
He is scheduled to deliver his final address from the Oval Office in the White House at eight o’clock in the evening.
After delivering his farewell speech on Monday, the president will then deliver his final remarks.
During this speech, he will concentrate on the efforts that his administration has made to improve the status of the United States of America in the international community.
With regard to the subject of whether or not the president will hold a final press conference, press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre did not provide any comment when she was questioned about it during the White House briefing on Friday.
On January 20, the day that President-elect Trump takes the oath of office, the president will step down from his position.
Biden competed for reelection against Trump and ultimately decided to withdraw from the contest in July.
This decision was made in response to pressure from Democrats, which was prompted by a poor performance in the debate against the president-elect, which highlighted concerns regarding his age and fitness.
The Oval Office was also the location where he delivered his speech explaining the reasons he ultimately decided to withdraw his candidacy for reelection.
Following an attempt on Trump’s life in July, President Joe Biden made a primetime plea to bring the temperature of politics down.
This was another noteworthy address that he delivered from the Oval Office during his presidency.
In November, when Democrats also lost control of the Senate and failed to turn the House of Representatives, Vice President Harris rose to the top of the Democratic ticket and was ultimately defeated by Trump.
As President Joe Biden gets ready to leave the White House, his party is confronted with challenges of how to rebuild and who will be in charge of the party in the future.
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