President Obama and President-elect Donald Trump gathered for a historic meeting on Thursday, less than a week after both men traded insults on the campaign trail and Obama called his Republican successor “uniquely unqualified” to be commander in chief.

Trump arrived at the White House around 11 a.m. and was escorted into the Oval Office without stopping to greet reporters. The two men met for more than an hour.

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