President of the United States, Joe Bidenresolutely confirmed this Friday that he will remain in the presidential race and that he will defeat the former president Donald Trump.

“You may have heard that I had a little debate last week. I can’t say it was my best performance, but There has been much speculation since then.“What is Joe going to do? Is he going to stay in the race? What are you planning to do? Well, here’s my answer: I’m running and I’m going to win again,” he said during a campaign stop in Madison, Wisconsin.

Biden said that when you fall, you get up, and he reiterated that he will not allow it.”90-minute debate erases achievements what he has achieved over the past three and a half years,” the network reports. NBCNews.

The network is expected to ABC News broadcast an interview this Friday with the president, who has an important agenda of rallies in the coming weeks, which Vice President Kamala Harris will attend and First Lady Jill Biden – to convince the American electorate to vote for the Democratic Party.

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Biden’s campaign also announced it would invest $50 million in efforts to attract a significant portion of voterssuch as the Olympic Games or the Republican National Convention, according to the network cnn.

His comments came after several Democratic Party backers, such as Netflix co-founder Reed Hastings and Abigail Disney, the granddaughter of Roy Disney, co-founder of The Walt Disney Co., they refused support.

There have been several episodes over the past few weeks in which Biden disoriented or has motor problems at official eventsIn addition, his poor night in the presidential debates last Thursday has fueled speculation that he might drop out of the race.

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Biden said his poor first debate against his Republican rival, former President Trump, was due to fatigue from recent international travel. realizing he “almost” “fell asleep on set”. However, White House spokeswoman Karine Jean-Pierre stressed that the president “managed to overcome” the debate despite his cold. (Europe Press)