President Joe Biden will deliver his farewell address to the nation Wednesday, Jan. 15, in East Coast prime time. Biden, who is nearing the end of his four-year term, will deliver the speech at 5 p.m. Pacific time from the Resolute Desk in the Oval Office. All major broadcast and cable news networks are expected to carry the address, which the White House says will be 20 minutes in length. The president’s press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre told reporters that Biden’s farewell address would reflect on his “50-plus years as a public official.” “He has some thoughts on the future, not just of the country, but how this country moves forward as a leader, when you think about global events, important global issues, and certainly he will lay that out,” she said. Look for the speech on the television channels and streaming platforms of ABC, CBS, Fox, NBC, PBS, CNBC, CNN, Fox Business, Fox News, MSNBC and C-SPAN. Radio listeners can find the speech on NPR affiliates KPCC (89.3. FM) and KCRW (89.9 FM). Related Articles National Politics | How Biden’s domestic policy record stacks up against public perception National Politics | Biden moves to lift state sponsor of terrorism designation for Cuba, part of deal to free prisoners National Politics | Speaker Johnson orders US Capitol flags raised to full height for Trump’s inauguration National Politics | Biden is packing up to leave the White House. But what about any classified documents? National Politics | Michelle Obama will skip Trump inauguration, but ex-Presidents Obama, Clinton and Bush will be there With only days left in his presidency, Biden delivered a speech Monday from the State Department to highlight his foreign policy accomplishments. Wednesday’s speech is scheduled five days ahead of President-elect Donald Trump’s Jan. 20 inauguration. Associated Press contributed to this report.