Biden reflects on controversial statement
President Joe Biden has acknowledged that it was a mistake to discuss putting Donald Trump "in the bullseye" just days before an attempted assassination on the former president. In an interview with NBC's Lester Holt, Biden clarified that his intention was to highlight the focus on Trump's agenda, not to incite violence.
Regret over choice of words
During the interview, Biden expressed regret for using the word "bullseye" and emphasized that his message remains consistent. He explained that his aim was to draw attention to Trump's actions, policies, and falsehoods rather than promoting any form of violence or aggression.
Defending past statements
When questioned about the impact of his rhetoric, Biden defended his past remarks and criticized Trump for his divisive language. He highlighted instances where Trump made alarming predictions about the country's future if he did not win the election, attributing such statements to the current political turmoil.
Call for unity
Both Biden and Trump have called for unity following the assassination attempt, with Trump hinting at a change in approach to promote national harmony. Despite acknowledging the deep divisions in the country, Trump expressed a willingness to work towards uniting the American people in the lead-up to the election.
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