President Biden warns of potential violence in the November election

President Joe Biden has expressed his concern about potential violence in the upcoming November US elections, citing Donald Trump’s hateful speeches and his continued refusal to accept defeat in 2020.

“I’m sure it will be free and fair. I don’t know if it’s going to be peaceful,” Biden told reporters while discussing the upcoming election on Friday.

He went on to say, “What Trump said and what he said the last time he didn’t like the election result was very dangerous.”

Biden made the remark during his first-ever appearance in the White House briefing room as president, where he highlighted his achievements during his term.

Trump also visited the Hurricane Helene response center in Evans, Georgia, on Friday, where he said he had not heard Biden’s latest comments.

“I can only hope it will be free and fair. “I think it will be like that in this state and I hope it will be like that in every state,” he told reporters.

Additionally, Vice President Kamala Harris and Donald Trump are pitted against each other in the ongoing presidential battle.