Title: Biden‘s Two-part Farewell to His Half-Century in Public Service
In his final days as U.S. President, Joe Biden plans to deliver two significant speeches that will encapsulate his over 50 years in public service. According to NBC News, two informed sources revealed that Biden intends to reflect on his career before stepping down from the presidency on January 20, 2025.
The First Speech: A Global Perspective
Biden’s first address is expected to focus on the importance of the U.S. maintaining global alliances, with plans to discuss the expansion of NATO, the evolution of relations in the Indo-Pacific region, and the ongoing military and financial support for Ukraine following Russia‘s full-scale invasion in 2022. This speech is likely to take place soon after his return from a visit to Italy on January 12.
The Second Speech: A Personal Farewell
The second speech, which will serve as Biden’s valedictory to the American people, is expected to be a traditional farewell address, much like those delivered by his predecessors George W. Bush, Bill Clinton, and Barack Obama. In this speech, Biden is set to summarize his years in the White House and his overall career in public service.
As of now, neither speech is fully finalized, but Biden’s team has reportedly begun drafting them. In his final days, the outgoing president may also take additional steps to combat domestic terrorism and potentially grant more pardons.
Meanwhile, Biden’s successor, Donald Trump, has scheduled a "victory rally" in Washington D.C. for January 19— the eve of his second inauguration.
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Date: January 5, 2025
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