Trump thanks Biden for 'smooth transition' during White House meeting
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President-elect Donald Trump returned to the White House for the first time since being elected 47th President of the United States and since leaving his first term in 2021, thanking President Biden for the "smooth transition."
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"Donald, congratulations," Biden said Wednesday upon Trump’s arrival. "Looking forward to having, like we said, a smooth transition… We can make sure you’re accommodated with what you need, and we’re going to get a chance to talk on that today."
Trump replied, "Good."
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