Joe Biden attacks Trump: "It should haunt him to the grave"
Joe Biden sharply attacks Donald Trump in a new memoir, accusing him of attempting to undermine democracy and of his actions during the Capitol events. Biden reveals a surprising conversation between the two in the Oval Office and addresses his battle with cancer.
Former US President Joe Biden launches a sharp attack against President Donald Trump in a new memoir, 'Promise Me, America', set to be released on November 17. The book, based on an AP news report, accuses Trump of attempting to undermine American democracy and harming government institutions, claiming his actions during the Capitol events on January 6, 2021 'should haunt him to the grave'. Biden criticizes the pardons Trump granted to over 1,500 of those involved in the events and describes a surprising Oval Office conversation where Trump told him: 'If not for politics, I believe we could have been good friends'. Biden, 83, is battling prostate cancer, and his health condition limits his participation in events. The book also addresses decisions from his term and the circumstances of his withdrawal from the 2024 presidential race.