Former President Joe Biden offered a brief, muted reaction to President Donald Trump’s inaugural address on Monday in his first remarks as a former president. Biden acknowledged that there is still much work to be done, emphasizing the importance of continued engagement and activism.
During his address at Joint Base Andrews hangar, Biden expressed his gratitude to his team, highlighting the significance of the collective effort that defined his presidency. He praised his team as the 'best damn team in the world' and urged them to reflect on the past four years with pride.
Biden emphasized that while he may be leaving office, the fight for progress and unity continues. He reassured his supporters that he remains committed to making a positive impact and encouraged them to stay involved in various ways.
As he boarded Special Air Mission 46 with former first lady Jill Biden for a flight to Santa Ynez, California, Biden saluted the crowd and expressed his deep appreciation for the opportunity to serve as president. He expressed confidence that history would recognize the contributions made during his presidency as significant and impactful.
The Bidens departed hand in hand, symbolizing unity and solidarity, as they embarked on the next chapter of their journey. The crowd cheered in support as the Bidens waved from the aircraft, marking the conclusion of one chapter and the beginning of another.
