Biden condemns Trump after he refuses to say he’ll accept 2024 results: ‘Something snapped in you’

In his first debate with Joe Biden ahead of the 2024 presidential election, Donald Trump refused to explicitly say he would accept the results this November if he lost.

The debate in Atlanta was widely seen as a debacle with the president stumbling over answers and rambling. Trump meanwhile spouted lies and falsehoods throughout, mostly failing to answer questions and had to be pressed three times on whether he would accept the 2024 election results.

Asked the first time about accepting the election results, Trump said “if it’s fair, free, and I want that more than anybody.”

Asked another time, he ranted against Biden’s “insane” military policies and said the Biden administration will “drive us into World War 3.”

And asked a third time — to give only a “yes or no” answer — Trump instead said “if it’s a fair, legal and good election, absolutely,” before repeating his baseless claims that “fraud” derailed his election chances in 2020.

“Let’s see what your numbers are when this election is over,” Biden replied.

“You’re a whiner. When you lost the first time, you continued to appeal and appeal to courts all across the country,” the president said.

The president noted that none of Trump’s spurious legal challenges to the 2020 election results in states he lost “had any merit,” and none produced any evidence of fraud.

“You continue to promote this lie about somehow there was all this misrepresentation, all this stealing. There is no evidence at all,” Biden said.

“I doubt whether you’ll accept it because you’re such a whiner. You can’t stand the loss. Something snapped in you when you lost last time.”

Since they last met in October 2020, Trump unsuccessfully tried to overturn the results of the election he lost; failed to stop