Donald Trump made a savage dig at Joe Biden (Image: SKY NEWS)
Donald reportedly made a cheeky dig at as they met outside the White House before the inauguration ceremony, according to a lip reader.
Jeremy Freeman, an expert in lip-reading, suggested that the exchange took place amid comments about the chilly weather conditions in Washington DC.
As Mr Trump and his wife arrived at the White House on January 20, they were greeted by Mr Biden and his wife Jill with the words: “Welcome home.”
The conversation then turned to the cold, with Trump remarking, “How are you? Its so cold. I need to do my coat up I’m freezing.”
Biden responded that he was “freezing too”. Trump then light-heartedly said “shut up Biden”, adding that it was “colder than when we ski”.
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Biden agreed, saying “I know, it’s hell” and mentioned he was “going inside”. Trump echoed the sentiment, replying “yeah, me too” before the group entered the White House for tea ahead of Trump’s swearing-in at the Capitol Building later that day, reports the .
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Earlier, Vice-President , who was defeated by in the presidential race, welcomed JD Vance and his wife Usha Vance, along with First Gentleman Doug Emhoff to the White House.
The group posed together for a photo before entering the building.