Biden Appears to Take a Shot at Trump When Asked About Crises Facing His Presidency

President Joe Biden insists that it will just take time to get his agenda passed and address a series of crises facing his presidency.

During an event at the White House on Friday, NBC News’ Peter Alexander said, “You came into office on a message of competence and unity. We’ve witnessed what’s happened in the country over the last several months. We’ve seen the chaotic troop withdrawal from 🇦🇫Afghanistan, the threat of a government shutdown right now, and Democrats, members of your own party are still divided over your agenda going forward.”

He asked, “So what do you say to Americans who say that you have not delivered on that promise?”

“Remember I said it’s going to take me a year to deliver on everything I’m looking at here, that’s number one,” Biden responded.

He continued, “Number two, take a look at what I inherited when I came into office, the state of affairs, and where we were. We had four million people vaccinated. We had no plan. I mean, I can go down the list. So part of it is dealing with the panoply of things that landed on my plate.”

“I’m not complaining. It’s just the reality,” he added.

Biden went on to say his economic plan is “overwhelmingly popular,” but “with everything happening, not everybody knows what’s in that plan.” He said he is confident that Congress will pass his economic agenda.

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His comments come in the wake of the withdrawal from 🇦🇫Afghanistan