In a recent government meeting, President Biden sharply criticized former President Donald Trump's economic proposals, particularly a suggested 10% tariff on all imports, which Biden claims would impose an annual tax burden of $2,500 on working families. Biden emphasized that the majority of economists, including 16 Nobel laureates, support his economic plan, which he argues has led to job growth, rising wages, and decreasing inflation. He contrasted this with Trump's record, stating that Trump's policies could lead to a recession and increased inflation.

Biden also reflected on Trump's past presidency, recalling significant job losses and controversial statements regarding the COVID-19 pandemic. He highlighted Trump's perceived lack of engagement during critical moments, such as the pandemic response and civil unrest, while accusing him of receiving undue leniency from the media.

The President further condemned Trump as a \"convicted criminal,\" referencing his legal troubles, including a conviction for paying hush money and allegations of sexual assault. Biden pointed out Trump's history of business failures, including multiple bankruptcies, and questioned his qualifications to lead, citing Trump's past comments that he found favorable towards Russian President Vladimir Putin during the Ukraine invasion.

Biden concluded by asserting that the media has not adequately scrutinized Trump, pledging to bring attention to Trump's actions and intentions as the election approaches.