Trump Reveals Letter From Biden Found In Oval Office

President Donald Trump has shared details of a letter left for him by former President Joe Biden, continuing a long-standing tradition of outgoing presidents leaving a note for their successors in the Resolute Desk. Trump discovered the letter while settling into the Oval Office and signing a series of executive orders.

“He wrote me a nice letter,” Trump revealed, describing his surprise upon finding it. The letter, addressed to "Number 47," offered a blend of encouragement and advice.

“It’s sort of a tradition,” Trump explained. “You put it in the drawer, especially of the beautiful Resolute Desk. And I opened the drawer, and there it was.”

Trump characterized the note as “inspirational,” recounting that Biden urged him to “enjoy it” and “do a good job,” while emphasizing the gravity of the role.

Despite the sharp political divisions between Trump and Biden, the gesture underscores the enduring tradition of civility in presidential transitions. “I think it was a nice letter,” Trump remarked, adding, “Maybe I will [show it to the public]. I appreciated the letter.”

While the letter’s full content remains undisclosed, Trump’s acknowledgment of its positive tone has sparked curiosity about the rare moment of bipartisan courtesy during an otherwise polarized time.

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