Trump Biden Transition Begins

In a historic moment, former President Trump and President Biden commenced the transition of power at the White House. Trump expressed gratitude for the smooth process, while Biden extended congratulations and goodwill.

**Trump and Biden Meet at the White House to Begin Transition of Power**

On November 13, 2024, the former U.S. President and Republican candidate, Donald Trump, held a meeting with current President Joe Biden at the White House to formally kick-start the transition of power following the recent election. Trump, aged 78, greeted Biden, who is 81, in the iconic Oval Office for a brief session before proceeding to a private discussion.

President Biden, acknowledging the weight of the occasion, congratulated Trump on his electoral victory on November 5, 2024, where Trump emerged triumphantly against Democratic candidate and Vice President Kamala Harris. “Congratulations, Mr. President-elect, Donald, and I hope we have a smooth transition. Welcome,” Biden stated, as Trump listened intently.

In response, Trump thanked Biden for ensuring a seamless transition process, reiterating the challenging nature of politics. “Politics is tough and often complicated, but today is a good day,” Trump remarked.

Arriving at Joint Base Andrews in Maryland at 9:25 AM with his private jet, Trump Force One, the former President made his way to meet Republican legislators at the Capitol before moving to the White House engagement. The invitation for this crucial meeting was extended by Biden on November 6, shortly after the elections, and was promptly accepted by Trump.

This meeting signifies a pivotal step in preparing for Trump’s return to the presidency as arrangements for the transition proceed from his Mar-A-Lago estate in Florida.

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