Barack Obama’s Advice to Trump:
It’s 'Time' to Concede .
Former President Barack Obama spoke about
Donald Trump and the presidential election in
an interview with ’60 Minutes’ on Sunday night.
During the interview, Obama offered
advice directly aimed at Trump, saying it
was “time” for him to concede. .
He told correspondent Scott Pelley that
the president is a “public servant” who is only
a “temporary” occupant of the White House. .
When your time is up, then it is your job to put the
country first and think beyond your own ego, and
your own interests, and your own disappointments, Barack Obama, to '60 Minutes'.
He went on to urge Trump to “put country first”
and respect the results of the election. .
My advice to President Trump is, if you
want at this late stage in the game to be
remembered as somebody who put country
first, it’s time for you to do the same thing, Barack Obama, to '60 Minutes'.
Trump has yet to acknowledge the legitimacy
of Biden’s victory in the November 3 election.
Instead, Trump has repeatedly touted unfounded
claims of voter fraud and blocked the federal government
from cooperating with Biden and his transition team.
It’s 'Time' to Concede .
Former President Barack Obama spoke about
Donald Trump and the presidential election in
an interview with ’60 Minutes’ on Sunday night.
During the interview, Obama offered
advice directly aimed at Trump, saying it
was “time” for him to concede. .
He told correspondent Scott Pelley that
the president is a “public servant” who is only
a “temporary” occupant of the White House. .
When your time is up, then it is your job to put the
country first and think beyond your own ego, and
your own interests, and your own disappointments, Barack Obama, to '60 Minutes'.
He went on to urge Trump to “put country first”
and respect the results of the election. .
My advice to President Trump is, if you
want at this late stage in the game to be
remembered as somebody who put country
first, it’s time for you to do the same thing, Barack Obama, to '60 Minutes'.
Trump has yet to acknowledge the legitimacy
of Biden’s victory in the November 3 election.
Instead, Trump has repeatedly touted unfounded
claims of voter fraud and blocked the federal government
from cooperating with Biden and his transition team.
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