Joe Biden criticized Donald Trump's mandate, highlighting the attacks on freedom of expression and calling for optimism in the face of the challenges posed by the current administration.

Joe Biden condemned the "dark days" that the U.S. is experiencing under Donald Trump's leadership, urging citizens to remain optimistic and not give up. In a speech delivered in Boston, he addressed issues related to freedom of expression and the abuses of power by the Trump administration. Biden, who spoke publicly for the first time after a round of radiation therapy for prostate cancer, emphasized the importance of a government with limited powers and a functional Congress. He acknowledged the current difficulties, including the financial deadlock, but expressed confidence that the U.S. will find its direction again and emerge stronger. Biden praised the courage of those who protest against the current administration and highlighted that America has always been a struggle between "danger and possibility." He also mentioned that, despite the challenges, it is essential for people to rise up and fight for democratic values.