Joe Biden Reveals What World Leaders Are Telling Him About Donald Trump
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Biden’s counterparts all have the same message about his predecessor, the president claimed.
President Joe Biden claimed multiple world leaders have expressed to him their fear of former President Donald Trump returning to the White House.
“I’ve been doing foreign policy for a long, long time,” Biden told the congregation at Brookland Baptist Church in Columbia, South Carolina, at the weekend.
“I know every one of those heads of state, and I’ve known them for a while. And every meeting I go to internationally, as they’re walking out, this is the God’s truth […] virtually every one of them pull me aside and says, ‘You’ve got to win. We can’t let that happen again. You can’t let that happen again. You can’t let that happen again.’”
Watch Biden’s comments from the 6-minute mark here:
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