During a recent speech in Concord, New Hampshire, President Joe Biden suggested that former President Donald Trump should be 'locked up,' but later clarified that he meant this 'politically'.

Biden expressed concerns about Trump's serious ambitions, warning that a second Trump presidency would pose a significant threat to democracy.

He noted that international leaders have privately shared their fears about Trump potentially winning the presidency again.

While Trump faces multiple legal challenges, he has managed to delay proceedings thus far.

Vice President Kamala Harris typically refrains from advocating for Trump's imprisonment, emphasizing that legal matters should be resolved by the courts.

Biden's comments have sparked a debate about how Democrats, including Harris, would navigate Trump's numerous legal investigations if he were to win the election.

Biden's remarks echoed Trump's past calls for jailing political opponents, reminiscent of the 'lock her up' chants directed at Hillary Clinton during the 2016 campaign.

Trump continues to assert that Biden is orchestrating the legal challenges he faces, claiming Biden's comments have incited public outrage.

The White House has largely remained silent on the various legal issues surrounding Trump, even as campaign crowds chant 'lock him up' at Harris events.

Despite highlighting achievements in healthcare, Biden's warnings about Trump overshadowed his message on lowering drug prices, framing Trump as a unique threat to democracy.

Biden's comments, made during a health care-focused speech, underscored his belief that preventing Trump from succeeding him is crucial for his legacy.

In response to Biden's remarks, Trump supporters highlighted Biden's mention of 'shooting,' referencing a past assassination attempt against Trump.