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President Joe Biden will deliver an Oval Office address Wednesday night, and he’s expected to discuss his decision to bow out of his reelection bid, and on “what lies ahead” in his presidency 

It will be the first time Biden has spoken publicly since dropping out of the race on Sunday. He will also deliver remarks for the first time since he tested positive for COVID last week.

Biden returned to the White House on Tuesday after testing negative for the virus. He had previously been at his beach home in Rehoboth, Delaware after his diagnosis.

The address will get underway at 7 p.m. Central Wednesday. In addition to streaming in the player above, the address will also air live on NBC Chicago and the NBC Chicago 24/7 News Streaming Channel.

In a post to X, the platform formerly known as Twitter, Biden said he’d outline how he plans to “finish the job for the American people.”

Democrat Al Gore, who sought to distance himself from President Bill Clinton during the 2000 campaign after the president’s affair with a White House intern and subsequent impeachment.

Harris, in contrast, has spent the better part of the last three years praising Biden’s doings — meaning any attempt to now distance herself would be difficult to explain. And she has to rely on the Biden political operation she inherited to win the election with just over 100 days to go before polls close.

Speaking to campaign staff on Monday, Harris said Biden’s legacy of accomplishment “just over the last three and a half years is unmatched in modern history.”

Trump and his allies, for their part, were eager to tie Harris to Biden’s record even before the president left the race — and not in a good way.

One campaign email to supporters declared “KAMALA HARRIS IS BIDEN 2.0 – Kamala Harris owns Joe Biden’s terrible record because it is her record as well,” calling out high inflation and border policies, among other things.

Biden this week promised the staffers of his former campaign that he was still “going to be on the road” as he handed off the reins of the organization to Harris,