Retiring President Biden declared Friday night that Vice President Kamala Harris was “competent” to be the Democratic presidential nominee in 2028 — and said she “could have” won in November despite her blowout loss to President-elect Donald Trump.

Donald Trump and Kamala Harris stared each other down and shared no pleasantries in a tense moment at Jimmy Carter's funeral. A number of Washington heavyweights have gathered to mourn the death of Mr Carter, the former President who died last month aged 100.

Outgoing US President Joe Biden endorsed Kamala Harris for the 2028 Democratic presidential nomination despite her defeat to Donald Trump. Biden emphasized Harris's competence and cited his own decision to prioritize party unity over re-election.

President Biden takes questions from the press after delivering economic remarks.

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US President Joe Biden has said that he could have won the presidential elections if he had stayed in the White House race. He, however, conceded that he was unsure if he would have served another full term.