US EditionJoe Biden blames Kamala Harris’ loss on sexism and racism and rejects concerns about his age
- Former President Joe Biden, an 82-year-old Democrat, gave his first interview since leaving office in January 2025 on ABC's The View.
- Biden acknowledged he takes responsibility for Donald Trump's 2024 victory and attributed Kamala Harris' loss in part to sexism and racism.
- He said he intentionally avoided interfering in Trump's first 100 days, respecting the tradition of granting new presidents a grace period.
- Biden stated, "I was in charge and he won, so I take responsibility," and criticized attacks on Harris as sexist due to race and gender.
- The interview marked Biden's public reentry, as he rejected concerns about his age and cognitive decline and noted the Democratic Party's leadership transition.
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Joe Biden, the former president, made his 11th-known appearance on The View, an ABC daytime program, after departing the White House. In what seemed to reflect a demeanor of denial, he brushed off the obvious distress of his political career with unconvincing cheerfulness. The show attempted to add some gravitas by bringing his wife, former first lady Dr. Jill Biden, into the fray later in the segment. The president faced a barrage of queries ab…
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JOE'S VIEW: Former President Joe Biden Says He 'Wasn't Surprised' Kamala Lost, Blames Sexism
Everyone knew Kamala couldn’t win — even Joe. Former President Joe Biden admitted Thursday he “wasn’t surprised” Donald Trump steamrolled Kamala Harris in the 2024 presidential election. “I wasn’t surprised — not because I didn’t think the Vice President isn’t qualified; she is. She’s qualified to be president of the United States of America,” Biden said on ABC’s The View — despite a halting, awkward appearance that raised eyebrows. “But I wasn’…
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