During his speech to Howard University graduates, Biden stated that the most perilous terrorist threat to the United States is "White supremacy."

During a graduation ceremony at Howard University, President Biden stated that the United States' most perilous terrorist threat is "white supremacy."
During his speech at a historically Black university in Washington, D.C. on Saturday, Biden acknowledged that racism has been a cruel reality that has divided us for a long time, and he referred to it as a struggle.
The battle is ongoing, but on good days, a sufficient number of us possess the courage and compassion to defend the positive aspects of our nature and opt for love instead of hatred.
Unity over division.
Advancement instead of withdrawal.
In my inaugural speech, I spoke out against the harmful effects of White supremacy and identified it as the most perilous form of terrorism in our country. Despite the positive response from the audience, I want to clarify that my stance is not influenced by the fact that I am speaking at a historically Black college or university.
During the chaos at the border following the implementation of Title 42, Biden did not answer any questions and simply smiled silently as the press was removed. Many conservatives on social media criticized his speech and questioned the administration's priorities. I hear this statement from Biden wherever I go.
Clay Travis, the founder of OutKick, tweeted that he finds the situation to be absolutely crazy.
Was this type of language used during the decades of the 80s, 90s, 2000s, or even the 2010s? Absolutely not.
The author Julie Kelly tweeted that the sudden focus on white supremacy as the biggest threat in America is due to the media propping up a pathological liar to fuel racial division. Biden is heading to the beach while DHS forces employees to work at the border on the weekend. Fox News Digital requested a comment from the White House, but there was no immediate response. The author also believes that white supremacy is not even one of the top 50 threats in America.
To obtain the FOX NEWS APP, click on the provided link. On Saturday, Biden was granted an honorary degree by the university, which acknowledged his years of transformative service as the U.S. leader.