Biden attacks Trump and invokes Charlottesville after NATO summit

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President Joe Biden chastised former President Donald Trump, repeating his claim that the deadly Charlottesville, Virginia, riot led him to run against Trump in 2020, while in Brussels on Thursday for summits to address the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

Biden attacked Trump without mentioning him by name after a reporter asked about “widespread concerns in Europe” that the 45th president or someone like him would be elected in 2024 and undermine the NATO alliance.

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