Trump shows rare sign of happiness after telling Biden that politics is a difficult game.

As the country eagerly awaits the transfer of power from outgoing President Joe Biden to President-elect Donald Trump, the two men met at the White House on Wednesday morning. Despite the intensity and high stakes of politics, the atmosphere in the Oval Office was surprisingly warm and friendly. Both presidents were seen smiling and laughing, a welcome change from the tense and divisive election season.

Biden greeted his successor with a cordial handshake, saying, "Well Mr. President-elect, Donald, congratulations." Trump responded graciously, "Thank you, Joe. I appreciate it." The two men then engaged in a brief but jovial conversation, with Biden expressing his hopes for a smooth transition of power. Trump acknowledged the challenges of politics, saying, "Politics is tough. In many cases, it's not a nice world. But it's a nice world today." He then thanked Biden for his cooperation in the transition process.

After their meeting, Trump spoke to the press about the transition, assuring them that it would be as smooth as possible. "I very much appreciate that, Joe," he said. Biden, ever the gentleman, responded with a simple, "You're welcome," before dismissing the press pool.

Before his meeting with Biden, Trump had delivered remarks to House Republicans at a hotel in downtown Washington. During his speech, he joked about the possibility of a third term, but quickly clarified that he was just teasing. "I suspect I won't be running again unless you say 'he's good,'" he quipped. He also acknowledged the slim majority that Republicans hold in the House of Representatives, saying, "Are you looking at five or four? Doesn't matter, we got used to one for a little while." Elon Musk, who had recently been appointed by Trump to lead the new Office of Government Efficiency, was in attendance and listened to his remarks.

Meanwhile, First Lady Melania Trump's office released a statement addressing reports that she would not be attending the traditional tea with incoming First Lady Jill Biden. The statement read, "Mrs. Trump will not be attending today's meeting at the White House. Her husband's return to the Oval Office to commence the transition process is encouraging, and she wishes him great success." The statement also urged the public to be cautious of false information, saying, "In this instance, several unnamed sources in the media continue to provide false, misleading, and inaccurate information. Be discerning with your sources of news."

As the day unfolded, the country continued to follow the latest updates from The Agency on Twitter and Facebook. With the option to receive daily push alerts straight to their devices, Americans could stay informed about the ongoing transition of power. Despite the intense political climate, the meeting between Biden and Trump served as a reminder that despite our differences, we are all Americans, and we can come together for the good of our nation.

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