President Biden recently shared details about his phone call with former President Donald Trump following the assassination attempt on Saturday, describing the conversation as 'very cordial.' During an interview, Biden mentioned that he expressed his concern for Trump's well-being and was relieved to hear that Trump was doing fine. Biden also conveyed that both he and First Lady Jill Biden were keeping Trump and his family in their thoughts and prayers.
The interview covered various topics, including Biden's reaction to the assassination attempt and its impact on the election. Biden, who was on a planned vacation in Delaware when the attack occurred, promptly returned to the White House to address the nation. He emphasized the need to denounce violence in politics, citing the attack on the Capitol and the events in Charlottesville as examples of the concerning trend of escalating violence.
Biden highlighted his decision to enter the 2020 presidential race, emphasizing his commitment to addressing the issues of violence and division in the country. Reflecting on past incidents, such as the Charlottesville rally where he witnessed hate groups marching, Biden underscored the importance of unequivocally condemning such behavior.
In response to the recent assassination attempt on Trump, Biden reiterated that there is no justification for violence in politics and emphasized the need for unity and civility in public discourse. The phone call between Biden and Trump, characterized as a respectful exchange, underscored the importance of maintaining a sense of decency and empathy in political interactions.
