Hear what happened when Biden and Trump met inside the Oval Office

President-elect Donald Trump has made a victor’s return to Washington.

He visited the White House for a nearly two-hour meeting with President Joe Biden on Wednesday, and committing to a straightforward transition of power despite actively working to disrupt the same process four years ago.

Associated Press White House reporter Will Weissert said that Trump appeared gracious, and more comfortable than when he met with Obama in 2016.
“I think that it was a little bit different from 2016 when Trump first came to the White House with as president-elect with Obama and seemed a little bit nervous and subdued. This time he seemed to be more in his element. He seemed, you know, he was coming back to a place he knew pretty well, but he was also sort of very gracious and didn't really get into sort of back and forth with Biden at all,” Weissert said.

Trump won last week’s election and says he’s now ready to ensure that there is a seamless move from his administration of Biden’s.

But when he lost four years ago, it was a very different story.

Trump filed scores of lawsuits falsely claiming widespread voter fraud, refused to actively participate in transition work and helped incite a mob that attacked the U.S. Capitol.