Biden is skeptical about a peaceful transfer of power if Trump loses the election

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US President Joe Biden said he is “not confident at all” about a peaceful transition of power if Donald Trump loses the presidential race.

Source: Biden in an interview CBS News

Direct speech: “If Trump loses, I’m not at all sure. He means what he says. We don’t take it seriously. He means it when he says, ‘If we lose, there will be bloodshed.'” there, an election will be stolen.’

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Details: The publication notes that this is Biden’s first interview since announcing his withdrawal from the presidential race and his endorsement of the Vice President Kamala Harris for the Democratic nomination.

Let us remember you:

• On January 6, 2021, supporters of Donald Trump attacked the Capitol in Washington while the results of the presidential election were being announced. As a result, 5 people died. Joe Biden called the attack on the Capitol an attempted coup in the United States.
• In early August 2023, a special prosecutor of the US Department of Justice indicted Trump four charges related to the storming of the Capitolspecifically, conspiracy to defraud and obstruct an official investigation.
• Lawyers for the former US President argued that he is not subject to criminal liability, because he is subject to “total immunity” as the head of the executive branch. They said the only way to bring Trump to justice is impeachment, which has failed in the last days of the Republican presidency.