The president addressed the nation from the Oval Office on Friday evening, after congressional passage of legislation to prevent economic disaster. The legislation averted a default on the nation's debt that would have had catastrophic consequences for the economy and the American people. President Biden spoke about the urgency of addressing the economic challenges facing the country and the steps his administration is taking to address them.
In his speech, President Biden highlighted the need for investments in infrastructure, education, and healthcare to create jobs and grow the economy. He also discussed the importance of addressing the climate crisis and ensuring that all Americans have access to affordable healthcare and childcare.
The president emphasized the need for bipartisanship and unity to address the challenges facing the nation. He called on Congress to work together to pass legislation that will help the country recover from the pandemic and rebuild the economy.
President Joe Biden addressed the nation in a prime-time speech Friday after Congress averted an economically disastrous default with just hours to spare. The president spoke about the importance of addressing the economic challenges facing the country and the steps his administration is taking to address them.
Watch President Biden address the nation at 7 p.m. ET from the Oval Office after Congress voted to cut spending and extend the debt ceiling. The president will speak about the state of the economy and the urgent actions needed to address the challenges facing the country.
In his State of the Union address, President Joe Biden highlighted the importance of investing in infrastructure, education, and healthcare to create jobs and grow the economy. He also discussed the need to address the climate crisis and ensure that all Americans have access to affordable healthcare and childcare.
In his speech before Congress, President Biden emphasized the need for bipartisanship and unity to address the challenges facing the nation. He called on Congress to work together to pass legislation that will help the country recover from the pandemic and rebuild the economy.
President Joe Biden will deliver his second State of the Union address before Congress Tuesday, just days after the United States shot down a Syrian aircraft. The president is expected to speak about the state of the economy, foreign policy, and other issues facing the country.
Here's how you can watch President Joe Biden's second State of the Union address, and why the annual speech from the president matters. The State of the Union is an opportunity for the president to speak directly to the American people about the challenges facing the country and the steps his administration is taking to address them.
President Biden on Wednesday evening is set to deliver a speech at Union Station in the Capitol Hill neighborhood on democracy, voting rights, and the importance of protecting the right to vote. The president will speak about the urgent need to protect the right to vote and ensure that all Americans have access to the ballot box.
Musician Bono, the parents of Tyre Nichols, Ukraine's ambassador to the U.S. and Rep. Nancy Pelosi's husband were some of the evening's more notable guests. The speech is expected to be a powerful call to action to protect democracy and ensure that all Americans have a voice in our democracy.
