Biden Says Lindsey Graham’s ‘Been a Personal Disappointment’ for Not Recognizing His Election Win

President-elect Joe Biden has a few words for Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) regarding the 2020 presidential election.

Biden was asked by late-show host Stephen Colbert if he takes it personally that many Republican lawmakers have not acknowledged him as the president-elect, even after the Electoral College vote on Monday.

“No, look, they’re in a tough spot,” Biden responded, adding that a “number of them” have said to him, “‘Give me time, Joe.'”

Colbert then pointed to Graham, asking if Biden believes they could “patch it up and work together.”

“Lindsey’s been a personal disappointment because I was a personal friend of his,” Biden said.

However, Biden added that he believes his incoming administration can work with Republican Congress members.

“Once this president is no longer in office, I think you’re going to see his impact on the body politic fade, and a lot of these Republicans are going to feel they have much more room to run and cooperate,” he said.

See Biden’s comments below (starting at 1:50):

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