Biden says he is partly responsible for the fact that Trump defeated the Democrats in 2024

Former President Joe Biden said on Thursday that he took on a certain responsibility for President Trump's election last year, but defended his record and late departure from the campaign.

In an interview with “The View”, the former president was asked whether he was responsible for not “hearing” the concerns of voters regarding immigration or inflation, or for the victory of Mr. Trump in 2024 against the former Vice President Kamala Harris.

“Yes, I do that,” said Biden. “Because I look, I was responsible and he won, so I take responsibility.”

Biden defended his records in office and responsible for Mr. Trump Fueling a cross -party border security laws last year. The former president admitted that he should do more to “advertise” his agenda, including the successes that he said of the results after leaving the office.

Biden says he could have defeated Trump – and was not surprised by Harris' loss

The former president said he could have hit Mr. Trump if he had stayed in the race – comments that he had made in earlier interviews.

But Biden said he was not surprised that Harris lost.

“Not because I didn't think the Vice President was the most qualified person that is the president”, but because her opponents “went … the sexist way,” he said. Biden also accused the “phenomenal negative influence” of Covid-19 pandemic.

The former president said Another possible run for the office. Biden said he hoped Harris remains “engaged”, but “we also have a lot of really good candidates.”

Biden defends his recording

During the entire interview on Thursday, Biden pushed back the criticism of dealing with the 2024 elections, including his late exit from the race after one Rocky debate with Mr. Trump Concerns regarding the age of bidges.

Biden said the only reason why I got out of the race was that I didn't want to have a shared democratic party. ”

He denied the accusations that his cognitive skills were faded in the office and said: “There is nothing that that” and argued that he had achieved a lot in the last few months of his term. Biden admitted that he had a “bad, bad night” during his debate with Mr. Trump, but showed that the surveys only showed him how he was left by Mr. Trump for single -digit digits.

He also pushed back that he privately asked Harri's race not to break with him. The former president said that he “did not advise her” to say in “The View” in October that she could not imagine any differences between her and bidges, and claimed the line that was heavily used in Trump campaign ads was misinterpreted.

Biden stands out against Trump

Biden also criticized Mr. Trump and said: “He had the worst 100 days that every president ever had” and blew Mr. Trump's foreign policy views – – repeated some of bidens criticism in one Interview with the BBC That was broadcast on Wednesday. When asked why Mr. Trump remains “fixed” on him, Biden said, “I hit him” and referred to Biden's election victory of 2020.

Biden wiped Mr. Trump's claim that the pardons issued by Biden – including his family members – are “void” and “empty” because they were supposedly signed with a car.

“Oh, he's free,” replied Biden.