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Biden and Trump’s Oval Office meeting may be performative, but it matters
President Joe Biden will meet with President-elect Donald Trump at 11 a.m. ET Wednesday in the Oval Office. It will be just the second time the two men have met since Biden was elected in 2020. The first was the debate held back in June, which led to Biden ’s giving up his run for re-election. Expect this one to go a bit better for the president.
Biden, Trump to meet at White House for transition talks after Harris defeat
President Joe Biden will host President-elect Donald Trump at the White House on Wednesday for a meeting designed to demonstrate a smooth transition between administrations despite Trump's team not yet having signed documents to start the handover process.
But 1,393 days after Trump last walked out of the White House — skipping Biden’s inauguration in a fit of pique — the ...
Trump didn't extend the same invitation to Biden when he was defeated in 2020 as he refused to concede the election results.
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But Biden aides privately told The Associated Press that they expect Trump to continue the planned projects and take credit ...
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He then slammed the people who cost themselves the election because they didn’t want to badmouth Biden. "And you can go out ...
The Israeli television reporter whose question about a potential hostage deal to President Biden sparked an awkward rebuke on ...
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