Biden Calls for Unity and Respect Amid Political Divides at National Prayer Breakfast

In a bipartisan appeal, President Joe Biden emphasizes dignity, respect, and not viewing each other as enemies during his address.

President Joe Biden addressed the annual National Prayer Breakfast, urging lawmakers to practice 'dignity and respect' amid America's 'tough differences'.
Biden invoked Abraham Lincoln, emphasizing the need to see each other not as enemies but as fellow Americans, even in challenging times.
The event, historically linked to the Fellowship Foundation, faced controversy over its perceived religious exclusivity and implications for church-state separation.
Biden's remarks also touched on global issues, including the conflicts in Gaza, Ukraine, and the plight of hostages, underscoring his commitment to peace and security.
The president's appeal for unity comes amidst a heated re-election campaign and rising political tensions, highlighting his vision for a respectful and united America.