LIVE UPDATES: Key Highlights from Joe Biden’s Farewell Address

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President Joe Biden delivered his farewell speech to the nation from the Oval Office on January 15, 2025. With this farewell speech, Biden ended his five-year term as 46th President of the United States. Now, Republican Donald Trump is ready to take the oath as 47th President of America very soon. The inauguration ceremony of Trump is planned soon, and the list of guests has also been released.. 

We are here with takeaways from his heartfelt address of Joe Biden:

Biden Reflects on Presidency

Biden described his time as president as “the highest honor of my life” and encouraged Americans to continue striving for a brighter future. He said, “The America of our dreams is always closer than we think”.

Praise for the Gaza Ceasefire Deal

Biden highlighted a ceasefire agreement and hostage release deal brokered by his administration to end the 15-month conflict between Israel and Hamas. He expressed hope for peace and confirmed his team had briefed the incoming Trump administration to ensure a smooth implementation of the agreement.

Achievements in Job Growth and Infrastructure

Biden reflected on domestic achievements during his presidency:

  • Creation of 17 million jobs after the economic slump caused by the pandemic.
  • Investments in infrastructure, high-speed internet, and semiconductor supply chains.
  • Significant reforms in healthcare and gun safety laws.

“We’ve planted the seeds for a new era of possibilities,” Biden stated.

Warnings About Future Threats

Biden cautioned against rising misinformation, unchecked power in technology, and growing economic inequality. He called for accountability in social media platforms and tax reforms for the ultra-wealthy, emphasizing the importance of protecting democracy.

A Call for Unity

Concluding his speech, Biden urged Americans to uphold the nation’s core values and institutions. “May you all be the keeper of the flame,” he said, encouraging citizens to carry forward the ideals of democracy and unity.

With gratitude and optimism, Biden signed off by saying, “I love America. You love it, too. Thank you for this great honor.”

Stay tuned for more updates on this developing story.

Kumari K

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