Joe Biden Trump meeting: US President Joe Biden and Donald Trump met at the White House today. It was the first meeting between Donald Trump and Joe Biden since he won the presidential election. During this meeting in the Oval Office, the leaders of the two countries met cordially and shook hands. Joe Biden congratulated Donald Trump on his victory in the presidential election. During this period, both leaders expressed their determination to smoothly transfer power in accordance with American tradition. In a brief meeting, the two leaders assured the country of a peaceful transfer of power on January 20 next year.
Trump: Politics is tough
Trump said, “Politics is tough, and it’s not always a wonderful world, but today is a wonderful world.” In fact, this meeting is a traditional part of the peaceful transfer of power. However, earlier in the last term, Donald Trump himself declined to meet with Joe Biden at this traditional meeting.
Biden: Looking forward to smooth change
The two leaders sat in yellow chairs in front of the White House fireplace. Biden told Trump his team will “do whatever it takes to make sure you’re comfortable” and have everything they need. “Congratulations, and I look forward to a smooth transition,” Biden said.
Trump responded: “Politics is tough, and in many cases, it’s not a very good world, but today is a good world, and I’m very grateful to White House Chief of Staff Jeff Zients and new Chief of Staff Sue Changes in the West.” Wells attended the meeting.
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