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Biden Delivers First Major Speech After Cancer Diagnosis, Says European Leaders Continue to Seek His Advice After Leaving Office

Biden Delivers First Major Speech After Cancer Diagnosis, Says European Leaders Continue to Seek His Advice After Leaving Office

金色财经金色财经2025/07/02 22:46
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According to a report by Jinse Finance, at the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) conference held in San Diego, former U.S. President Biden delivered a speech lasting over an hour to thousands of human resources professionals. This was his first lengthy public address since revealing his prostate cancer diagnosis in May. He stated that many of his key achievements during his term are “rapidly changing” under the Trump administration, and mentioned that after leaving office, several European leaders had sought his advice. Biden said he remains involved in political discussions “because I truly care about what I do,” and noted that both Democratic and Republican lawmakers have called him to exchange ideas.

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