Biden Regrets Bullseye Comment Amid Trump Rhetoric Concerns

U.S. President Joe Biden admitted to making a mistake by telling supporters to put rival Donald Trump in a 'bullseye.' Biden clarified he meant to focus on Trump's behavior. Republicans criticized him for inciting violence, while Biden stressed the importance of addressing Trump's inflammatory rhetoric.

In a recent interview, U.S. President Joe Biden acknowledged a mistake in his rhetoric, admitting he misspoke when asking supporters to put rival Donald Trump in a 'bullseye' to highlight the former president's behavior.

Biden clarified his intentions, stating he meant to focus on Trump's actions rather than incite violence. Republicans, however, have criticized Biden, blaming his statement for fostering a climate of violence, exemplified by a recent assassination attempt on Trump at a Pennsylvania rally.

Additionally, Biden addressed concerns regarding his political future and age, reiterating his commitment to remain in the race. He also commented on Trump's selection of Senator J.D. Vance as a running mate, underscoring Trump's tendency to surround himself with loyalists and highlighting the former president's controversial past actions and rhetoric.

(With inputs from agencies.)