Pres. Trump quickly seized on the comments, telling reporters that Biden's remarks were 'incredible.'
Former Vice President Joe Biden joined the American Federation of Teachers’ virtual convention on Thursday and addressed the ongoing debate over reopening schools and COVID-19 vaccine development.
"I just watched a clip and Joe Biden this morning totally disparaged and insulted the Black community," Trump said."I don't know what's going on with him, but it was a very insulting statement he made." Despite the campaign's comments, Biden again compared the diversity of Latino and African American communities geographically during remarks at the National Association of Latino Elected and Appointed Officials conference.
The former vice president later apologized for the comments, saying that he was too"cavalier" with his language and insisted that he does not take their support for granted.
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