Biden: The start of the power transfer and Trump's failure to admit victory will not change anything
US President-elect Joe Biden confirmed, Tuesday, that the process of transferring power had begun, indicating that the Donald Trump administration's failure to acknowledge victory would not change anything, directing an invitation to him to speak. According to "Sky News".
Biden said, in a speech from Delaware: "The failure of the US administration to acknowledge our victory does not change what we will do," adding that the transition process began while it was in full swing.
He stated that: "The dealings of world leaders with our victory calls for reassurance .. I spoke with world leaders and I received a warm and genuine welcome."
In response to a journalist's question about whether he had spoken with Trump, Biden answered briefly by saying, "Mr. President, I look forward to talking with you." "Trump will remain the president of this country until January 20," he added.
Trump said in two tweets on Twitter, Tuesday: “We have made great progress. The results will start to appear next week, and they will make America great again, ”using the slogan he chose for his first election campaign.
