Joe Biden Gives Stunning Answer When Asked If He Should Have Withdrawn Earlier
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The former president’s interview with the BBC took a surprising turn when he looked back at the election.
Former President Joe Biden said in a new interview that the timing of his pullout from the 2024 election wouldn’t have made a difference, suggesting that Kamala Harris’ loss to Donald Trump was inevitable. (Watch the video below.)
“Should you have withdrawn earlier?” the BBC’s Nick Robinson asked in the interview, shared Wednesday.
“I don’t think it would’ve mattered,” Biden replied. “We left at a time when we had a good candidate. She was fully funded.”
The former president said he and his administration were “so successful in our agenda” that it became hard for him to say, “I’m gonna stop now.”
“I meant what I said when I started,” he continued. “I’m preparing to hand this to the next generation. It’s a transition government. But things moved so quickly that it made it difficult to walk away.”
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