President Biden and Vice President Harris will attend a Veterans Day ceremony at Arlington National Cemetery, marking their first public appearance together since last week's election.
Biden and Harris will participate in laying wreaths at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. The White House said First Lady Jill Biden and Deputy Gentleman Doug Emhoff will also be in attendance.
Ms. Harris is also scheduled to attend Mr. Biden's speech at the amphitheater at Arlington Cemetery.
Harris lost last week's presidential election to President-elect Trump, who won all seven battleground states. He is also likely to win the popular vote. Criticism has been raised over who bears the greatest responsibility for Harris' defeat.
The vice president replaced Biden as the Democratic nominee in late July after Biden withdrew his candidacy amid mounting pressure from lawmakers who were concerned that Biden would not run a competitive campaign with Trump. became a person.
Harris and Biden spoke last week, pledging a peaceful transfer of power and urging their supporters not to give up the fight for their values. Biden praised Harris for running an “inspirational campaign.”
“She put her heart and soul into it, and I think she and her entire team should be proud of the campaign they ran,” Biden said.
