Watch live: Joe Biden continues campaigning in South Carolina after three US troops killed in Jordan

Watch as President Joe Biden continutes to campaigns in South Carolina as the race for the White House heats up.

It comes after three US service members were killed and more than two dozen wounded in an unmanned drone attack on a military outpost in Jordan.

Mr Biden said US forces would hold those responsible to account “at a time and in a manner of our choosing”.

The president visited a congregation in South Carolina earlier on Sunday, 28 January in a bid to appeal to voters in the state.

However, president Biden faces an uphill battle to win the red state as South Carolina hasn't voted for a Democrat since 1976.

Democrats hope South Carolina's new role as host of the party's first official primary on 3 February will bolster support among Black voters.

Top party officials also see it as an opportunity to increase voting shares in the South.

The Democratic Party has historically struggled to win elections in the South since the 1960s Civil Rights era.

However, in recent years, a string of statewide wins in Kentucky and North Carolina and Biden's nail-biting win in Georgia in 2020 have increased optimism within the Democratic Party that they can improve in the coming general election.