The NATO summit in Washington D.C. enters its final day on Thursday, with eyes continuing to be laser focused on President Biden.
NATO has several urgent items on its current agenda, although viewers at home and abroad will also be evaluating Biden’s demeanor and apparent mental sharpness. The president has been grappling with fallout from a poor debate performance, and the fitness of the incumbent to stand for reelection in the fall remains a pressing question both within his party and among the public as a whole.
The U.S.-backed war in Ukraine is of course the most critical flashpoint in the current tensions between Russia and the West. The bid by Ukraine itself to join NATO is still pending, although current member states are in agreement that the war ravaged country will in time follow several of its neighbors in signing on.
The public forum is scheduled to begin at 9 a.m. EDT.
Watch the live video above.