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Joe Biden speaking at an event in Wilmington, Delaware, USA on November 10 – Photo: REUTERS
Speaking in his home state of Delaware, Biden said that no matter what happened, his team was still pushing for the creation of a new government that would take over the transfer of power on January 20, 2121.
“We will go ahead and move forward smoothly, we will unify our administration, the White House, and we will consider the selection of a cabinet, and nothing can stop that,” Biden said. Father.
Biden also said that due to “embarrassment,” President Donald Trump did not agree to lose in this election, according to the Reuters news agency.
Receiving questions from the media for the first time since the victory, Biden was asked what he would say if Trump were watching his speech. Mr. Biden replied, “Mr. President, I look forward to speaking with you.”
Trump on 11-10 also tweeted about his ability to win. “We are making tremendous progress. Results will begin next week. We will win,” President Trump wrote.
Currently, according to the media, Biden has obtained more than 270 electoral votes needed to announce the election of the president of the United States. However, Trump has yet to admit defeat and his team is pursuing a series of voter fraud lawsuits.
Justices have thrown out election lawsuits in Michigan and Georgia, and experts say Trump’s legal effort has little chance of changing the outcome today.
Meanwhile, US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo predicted a “second Trump administration” amid congratulatory calls from European leaders to Mr. Biden.
“There will be a smooth transition to a second Trump administration. We will count all the votes,” Pompeo said at the State Department press conference on November 10.
When asked about Pompeo’s comment, Biden smiled. Biden said there would be nothing to prevent the transfer of power within the United States government.
