Joe Biden's first interview after leaving the White House. “What the hell is going on here?”

— What the hell is going on here? What kind of president says that? This isn't us. “Biden said, referring to Donald Trump’s declaration, which repeatedly suggested that Canada and Greenland should join the US, among others. The erstwhile president powerfully opposed this and stressed that the United States is "freedom, democracy and opportunity, not conquest".

The BBC pointed out that the peace plan presented by the Trump administration, which meant that Washington recognized the annexation of Crimea by Russia and de facto recognized Russia's occupied territory in the east of Ukraine, is simply a policy of concessions.

The British public broadcaster reported that Biden compared, on a parallel basis, the current US policy towards Russia and the policy pursued in the 1930s by the British government in relation to Nazi Germany, which was expected to prevent the outbreak of war.

Biden's first interview after leaving the White House. He's talking about Putin.

Biden fears that, as a consequence of Trump's policy, European leaders will lose assurance in the United States. He stressed that politicians in European capitals may start asking themselves many questions, e.g.: ‘Can I trust on the USA?’, "Will they (Americans) come here (in the event of war)?".

— I can't realize how people can think that if we let a dictator, a criminal take a condition of the land that doesn't belong to him, it will satisfy him,” said Biden, stating that this is incomprehensible to him.

Referring to the argument that took place on 28 February in the Oval Office between president Donald Trump and Vice president J.D. Vance and the president of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenski, Biden assessed that This situation has been humiliating for America.

Joe Biden on withdrawing from the race for president

When asked about the rightness of his decision to retreat from the race for a second term, he replied that it was very difficult. “ Things happened so rapidly that it was very hard to leave. I think it was just a hard decision, he admitted. erstwhile asked if he should have taken this decision sooner, he assumed that much would not have changed.

— Our economy has grown. [...] The stock exchange recorded much higher results. We expanded our influence in the planet in a affirmative way, describing the state at the time of leaving the White House.

In conclusion, in consequence to a question about the evaluation of Trump's first 100 days of the second term, Biden said that "the beneficiaries are history". — I don't see anything that would be a success. He stressed.