Biden pledges he’s ‘not going anywhere’ during final trip as president

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President Joe Biden promised he’s “not going anywhere” during a speech on his final full day as president.

Biden spoke to the congregation of Royal Missionary Baptist Church in North Charleston, South Carolina, on Sunday, in a message focused on the Civil Rights movement. After thanking them, the president offered a hopeful message to his supporters, much in contrast to his glum farewell address warning of a “tech-industrial complex” and “oligarchy” taking control over the country.

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