Joe Biden acknowledges mistake in 'bull's-eye' comment on Donald Trump, stands by criticism of Trump's impact on democracy. Saturday, Jun 28, 2025 New Delhi o C ...

I meant bull’s-eye. I meant focus on him. Focus on what he’s doing, focus on his policies, focus on the number of lies he told in the debate,” Biden told Lester Holt.

Biden responded that he "didn't say crosshairs" and that what he was trying to say was "there was very little focus on Trump's agenda." Holt then pointed out the word was "bull's-eye," not ...

President Joe Biden on Monday attempted to clarify the “bull’s-eye” comment he made about former president Donald Trump five days before a shooter attempted to assassinate Trump during a ...

Context. Biden made the remark in a private phone call with campaign donors. As the context suggests, his use of the word "bull's-eye" was metaphorical and referred to refocusing the campaign's ...

On Tuesday, US President Joe Biden acknowledged his comment about putting Donald Trump "in a bull's-eye" was a mistake, amid criticism that such rhetoric could have incited violence against the ...

On July 8, on a phone call with donors, Biden said, "We’re done talking about the debate, it’s time to put Trump in a bull's-eye." His comment was ignored before the assassination attempt .

The bull's-eye comment fits a pattern with Biden. In a July 5 post on X, Biden said that Trump "could become the dictator he promised to be." On June 28, he posted that Trump was "a genuine threat ...