What the Biden administration is preparing for Trump

As noted, during the interview, the presenter expressed critics' concerns about the possibility of ending the war in Ukraine on terms unfavorable to Kyiv during Trump's presidency.

In response, US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken noted that discussing such scenarios is inappropriate.

What makes sense is to make sure that we give the next administration, the future Trump administration, the strongest possible position to implement policies around the world, whether it's Ukraine or something else.

Anthony Blinken

US Secretary of State

Biden called on Congress to fight for Ukraine's victory

The head of the White House drew attention to the fact that there are a significant number of Democrats and Republicans in Congress who will not allow Trump to stop aid to Ukraine.

"I know there are a significant number of Democrats and Republicans on [Capitol Hill] who believe we should continue to support Ukraine. I hope and expect that they will speak out and disagree with the President [Donald Trump] if he decides to cut off funding to Ukraine," Joe Biden said.

According to the American leader, the Russian dictator is currently "in bad shape" as the war of aggression against Ukraine has become extremely exhausting for him.

In addition, the powerful economic pressure from Kyiv's allies on the Russian Federation also played an important role.

Against this background, Biden called on Ukraine, the United States, and all partners to not give Vladimir Putin a chance to respite and recover.

"Putin now has economic problems, serious economic problems, as well as political problems within the country," the current US president said.

In addition, Joe Biden added that he is doing everything possible within his powers and authority to provide Ukraine with the resources to defeat the enemy.