In a recent address, President Biden expressed confidence in his ability to defeat former President Donald Trump in the upcoming 2024 election, emphasizing his administration's achievements over the past three years. He highlighted the creation of over 15 million jobs, the expansion of health insurance under the Affordable Care Act, and significant legislative victories, including the Respect for Marriage Act and the largest climate bill in history.

Biden addressed concerns regarding his age, countering criticisms by pointing to his administration's accomplishments and ongoing initiatives, such as restoring Roe v. Wade and protecting Social Security and Medicare. He asserted that he remains capable of leading the nation and tackling pressing issues, including gun control and economic inequality.

The President did not shy away from criticizing Trump, labeling him as a significant threat to democracy and referring to him as \"the biggest liar\" in American history. Biden cited the opinions of over 150 presidential historians who deemed Trump the worst president, and he recounted instances of Trump's controversial remarks about veterans and his handling of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Biden also pointed to Trump's legal troubles, including multiple felony convictions and allegations of sexual assault, framing him as a \"one-man crime wave.\" The President concluded by reiterating his commitment to the American people and the importance of focusing on the issues that matter most to the nation.