Historic Moment: Trump Returns To White House, Meets Biden For First Time Since 2020

Historic Moment: Trump Returns To White House, Meets Biden For First Time Since 2020

President-elect Donald Trump returned to the White House on Wednesday for a ceremony symbolizing the peaceful transfer of power. This marked his first visit...CONTINUE READING…

to the White House since being voted out of office in 2020.

The brief meeting between Trump and President Joe Biden was followed by a photo session, where Biden expressed his hopes for a smooth transition. Trump acknowledged the challenge of politics but thanked Biden for the orderly handover, to which Biden replied, “You’re welcome.”

Both leaders did not answer any questions from reporters. Unlike in 2020, when Trump refused to concede the election results and delayed Biden’s inauguration, the two men met amicably this time around.

Vice President Kamala Harris had conceded the election result to Trump the previous Wednesday in front of supporters in Washington.

First Lady Jill Biden also greeted Trump and handed him a handwritten letter for Melania Trump, offering support for the transition process.

Since Election Day, Trump has been in Florida, working with his team of advisers and preparing a list of Cabinet appointments filled with loyalists. His return to Washington follows his party’s major victory in the election, with Republicans securing control of the Senate and possibly the House.