Biden “Attack on Democracy” Trump “Election Fraud, but Go Home”

President-elect Joe Biden unveiled a talk to the public when protesters supporting President Donald Trump’s disapproval of the presidential election illegally occupied the US Congress on the 6th (local time) and Washington became “lawless”.

“This confusion must end now,” said Biden at 4pm on the same day. “I urge the mob to step back and allow democracy to move forward.”

He added, “I urge President Trump to go to national broadcasts now to fulfill the oath, defend the constitution and end this occupation,” he added.

President Trump asked the protesters to direct them to stop violent protests.

“No matter how good or bad the president is, his words are important. In the best cases, the president’s words can inspire, and in the worst cases, they can inspire.”

“The world is watching,” he stressed again, “It’s time for President Trump to come out.”

“Our democracy is under unprecedented attack,” said Biden. Attacks, attacks on America’s most sacred mission are being carried out,” he pointed out.

“The confusion in Congress right now doesn’t reflect what America is. It doesn’t show who we are,” he said. “They are just a handful of extremists.”

Shortly after Biden’s talk came out, President Trump delivered a message to the protesters in a pre-recorded video posted on Twitter, saying, “We have lost our victory, but now is the time to go home.”

In a video recorded on the White House lawn, President Trump said, “I know your pain. I know you’ve been hurt. We’ve been overwhelmed, everyone knows, it’s been stolen.”

President Trump added that peace is now needed, there must be’law and order’, and there must be respect for those who keep law and order.

President Trump said, “This election was a scam. But we can’t play in the hands of these people.”

Washington = Correspondent Park Hyun-young [email protected]