Trump Finds Biden's Parting Letter, Tells Reporters 'We Should Read It Together'
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The new president was prompted to search for the letter as he casually took questions from reporters in the Oval Office.
President Donald Trump discovered former President Joe Biden’s parting letter in the Resolute Desk on Monday night following a question from a reporter as he signed executive orders from the Oval Office, prompting a teasing response.
“Wait,” Trump told the reporter while he fiddled with a drawer. “Don’t they leave it in the desk?”
He then spotted the letter, a tradition between outgoing presidents and incoming ones.
“Ooh! Thank you, Peter, it could have been years before we found this thing,” Trump told the reporter.
He waved the white envelope around for the room, joking that “maybe we should all read it together” before adding, “Maybe I’ll read it first and then make that determination.”
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The new president was prompted to search for the letter as he casually took questions from reporters in the Oval Office.
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