Biden Blasts Trump Over Jan. 6

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Biden Blasts Trump Over Jan. 6

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Biden’s new memoir, "Promise Me, America," released Nov. 17, slams former President Donald Trump for granting sweeping pardons and clemency to Jan. 6 defendants on his first day back in office. He says the act should never be forgotten and should follow Trump to his grave. Biden also denounces Trump for not holding a formal ceremony honoring the officers who defended the Capitol. In a nearly two‑hour Oval Office meeting in November 2024, Biden describes Trump’s tone as "bordered on fawning," noting the former president’s friendly remarks and focus on personalities rather than global issues. Trump’s 2024 victory over Kamala Harris followed Biden’s withdrawal from the race in July 2024.

Published 2026-11-10 05:19:53 UTC · Published by JQJO

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Timeline

On January 6 2021 Trump’s supporters storm Capitol, inciting riot.
On July 1 2024 Biden withdraws from presidential race, endorses Harris.
On November 1 2024 Trump defeats Harris, becomes president-elect.
On November 9 2024 Biden meets Trump in Oval Office, discusses politics.
On January 7 2025 Trump pledges pardons for many Jan. 6 insurrectionists.
On November 9 2026 Biden releases memoir, condemns Trump’s Jan. 6 actions.

Why it matters

Immediate US impact: Biden’s memoir sparks debate over Trump’s legacy. Possible long-term US impact: Potential influence on future political narratives. Most affected groups: Former Capitol police, Jan. 6 participants. Reader priority: Understanding Biden’s critique of Trump.

Coverage notes

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