Speech

Joe Biden closed his latest speech with a dig at Donald Trump that has gone viral with over 200,000 views.

The president's "end of quote" remark has been mocked by users calling it a "Ron Burgundy moment," but was it really a mistake?

The video falsely implied that Biden made a blunger in his latest speech.

Kevin McCarthy's record-breaking speech was littered with odd moments discussing Donald Trump, China and strange ramblings.

Petitioners complained he's previously supported Planned Parenthood, saying "his beliefs and core values do not align with those" of the school.

"No one got everything they wanted, including me," Biden said on Thursday. "But that's what compromises, that's consensus and that's what I ran on."

Accepting the Emmy Award for Lead Actress in a Comedy Series, Smart paid tribute to her late husband, actor Richard Gilliland, and several others.

"It's very simple. We'll focus on open, ethical governing that New Yorkers will trust," Hochul said.

Pompeo claimed he told the Mullah Baradar "we knew exactly where his house was" in threatening remarks to the Taliban leader during February 2020 peace talks.

The president said he stood by his decision to remove U.S. troops and that "nation building" was never the goal in Afghanistan.

Biden's address revolved around a push for vaccination against COVID-19 and promised Americans they would see their "brightest future" under his leadership.

Frederick Douglass delivered his famous address on July 5, 1852. It has since been recited by actors including James Earl Jones and Ossie Davis.

"Judging by the Trump-supporting normies I live with, they were bored with his speech," wrote one QAnon user.

Twitter users have shared jokes, memes and comments mocking the president for using the term "Latinx."

Bryce Dershem said that school administrators forced him to take out all mentions of his queerness and eating disorder treatment during the speech editing process.

Paxton Smith replaced her approved graduation speech with a new one to express her views on the heartbeat bill.

John Cornyn of Texas said he might watch the speech on TV because "it sounds like Speaker Pelosi doesn't want us to attend."

Gaetz referenced allegations against him in a speech he gave at a Women for America First event on Friday night.

Addressing guests in a tuxedo on Saturday night, Trump launched into his predictable baseless claim the 2020 election had been stolen from him while taking aim at the Biden administration.

A viral TikTok video suggested the North Korean leader said he has a "good relationship" with Donald Trump and that "Biden is a coward."

Biden urged everyone to get vaccinated, noting further guidance will be issued on "what you can and cannot do once fully vaccinated" in the coming weeks.

Speaking at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC), Trump continued his baseless claim that the 2020 election had been stolen from him and alluded to a possible 2024 presidential run.

"Looking forward to the State of the Union address today," the Colorado GOP congresswoman said ahead of the former president's Sunday CPAC speech.

After calling for Newsom to be recalled, the former acting director of national intelligence ended his CPAC speech by seeming to hint at a gubernatorial run.

"The president of the United States sided with the insurrectionists. He celebrated their cause. He validated their attack," Cicilline said in reference to Trump's January 6 tweet about the Capitol riot.

"Even in dark times, we not only dream. We do. We not only see what has been. We see what can be. We shoot for the moon. And then we plant our flag on it," Harris said.

"I wish the new administration great luck and great success," said the outgoing president.

"I have a dream that my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin but by the content of their character."

Queen Elizabeth II will give her annual Christmas speech on Friday.

"Joe Biden had a hard time delivering his speech with a throat problem," tweeted conservative journalist Bill O'Reilly after Biden's televised address on Monday night.