Biden reveals letter Trump left him at White House that made it seem 'as if there were two Donald Trumps'
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President Donald Trump's letter to former President Joe Biden, sent weeks after the January 6 Capitol riots in 2021, offered warm wishes, Biden's new memoir revealed.
President Donald Trump left Joe Biden a warm, personal letter in the Oval Office when Biden succeeded him in January 2021, telling his political rival, “I know how much you love the American people.” The full text of the letter has now been released for the first time, nearly six years after Biden described it ...
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President Donald Trump's letter to former President Joe Biden, sent weeks after the January 6 Capitol riots in 2021, offered warm wishes, Biden's new memoir revealed.