President Biden to Deliver Farewell Address from Oval Office on Wednesday

The speech will reflect on Biden's 50-year political career and his administration's domestic and foreign policy legacy as he prepares to transfer power to President-elect Trump.

President Joe Biden's farewell address is scheduled for Wednesday, January 15, at 8 p.m. Eastern Time, marking his final significant remarks before leaving office on January 20.
Biden's speech will reflect on his legacy, including his decades-long career in public service, his presidency, and his decision to step aside in the 2024 election to unify the Democratic Party.
The president is expected to highlight key achievements, such as job creation during every month of his term, historic infrastructure investments, and renewed global alliances, including NATO expansion and support for Ukraine.
Biden will also address challenges faced during his presidency, including the Afghanistan withdrawal, inflation concerns, and his administration's handling of global crises like the pandemic and war in Ukraine.
The farewell address follows a separate foreign policy speech on Monday, where Biden will outline his administration's efforts to strengthen America's global leadership and alliances.