Biden Expresses Doubts Over Peaceful Power Transfer Amidst Trump's Claims

U.S. President Joe Biden expressed concerns about a peaceful transfer of power if Republican Donald Trump wins the November 5 presidential election. In a CBS News interview, Biden emphasized that Trump's statements about a 'bloodbath' should be taken seriously, highlighting uncertainties ahead of the election.

U.S. President Joe Biden has voiced reservations about the likelihood of a peaceful transfer of power in the upcoming presidential election if former President Donald Trump emerges victorious. His statements come amid heightened political tension and escalating rhetoric.

In a recent interview with CBS News, Biden was candid about his apprehensions, particularly pointing to Trump's previous comments about potential unrest. 'If Trump loses, I'm not confident at all,' Biden said, stressing that the populace should take Trump's declarations seriously. 'He means it. All this stuff about if we lose there'd be a bloodbath.'

Trump has previously alluded to a 'bloodbath' during a campaign event in Ohio, a statement initially tied to the U.S. auto industry's stakes in the election. The ambiguous context of his remarks continues to fuel debate and concerns as the nation braces for the election outcome.

(With inputs from agencies.)