First lady Jill Biden did most of the talking Friday at the public portion of what may be President Biden’s final cabinet meeting — just hours before she hosted a large Rose Garden celebration without him.

The first lady also said both she and the president are "totally at peace" with his decision to drop out of the race.

First lady Jill Biden is opening up about how she feels about her husband, President Joe Biden, preparing for his final days in public life. She told NBC News that they are “totally at peace” with his decision to drop out of the presidential race,

First Lady Jill Biden told NBC News Friday the country needs a 'peaceful transfer of power,' noting Americans must 'come together.'

First lady Jill Biden emphasized the importance of a “peaceful transfer of power” in January in an article from NBC News that published Friday. “I think we have to vote. As Americans, you know, that’s a right that we’ve been given,

First Lady Jill Biden spoke about President Joe Biden's decision to step back from the presidential race, calling it historic and expressing peace with their choice. She emphasized unity and a peaceful transfer of power amid political tensions.