The US President, Joe Biden, has defended his record in office and decision to remain in the race for a second term.
He's faced a lengthy news conference at the end of the NATO Summit in Washington, fielding questions about his age and fitness to serve.
The President also spoke on China, Ukraine, Israel and Gaza.
He didn't get off to the best start, mixing up his Vice President Kamala Harris's name with his opponent, Donald Trump.
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