'It was from a pure heart': Trump spoke about his letter to Biden, left in the White House

45th US President Donald Trump says that before leaving the White House, he wrote a long letter to incumbent President Joe Biden "from the heart", although he believes that Biden was "bought and paid for" by China. Writes about it New York Post.

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Trump discussed the content of the letter he left to his successor, during a podcast published on Monday March 23rd by Lisa Booth.

“Mostly I wish him luck. You know, it's several pages, and it was written from the heart, because I want him to succeed,” Trump said and clarified: “I want him to succeed, but that does not include shutting down the Keystone Pipeline, which, by the way, from an environmental point of view it is much better than transporting everything by train. But his friend and supporter Warren Buffett has trains. And everyone is silent about it.”

Biden did not publicly release Trump's letter to him, but called it "very generous." The note follows a fierce period of litigation and allegations of Trump fraud and the January 6 Capitol riots.

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In a wide-ranging interview, Trump criticized Biden's policies on the U.S.-Mexico border. He called on Republicans to "fight" ahead of the 2022 midterm elections.

Booth agreed that Biden had already adopted a drilling and oil trading policy that would "send American jobs back to China," and asked Trump if he believed "Biden was bought and paid for by China."

"Yes. Apart from the fact that he was bought outright, this is not what he promised during the election campaign. He didn't think that his actions were too radical. I'm not even sure it was his decision. I think it's all social pressure. This is more radical than anything he said during the campaign. This is even more radical than the ideas of Bernie Sanders,” Trump emphasized.

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During last year's campaign, Trump argued that China would "own" the US if Biden wins, in part because of his son Hunter Biden's dealings with China. As of last month, his son still owned 10 percent of a Chinese government-controlled investment fund. The foundation was formed 12 days after Hunter Biden joined his father aboard Air Force Two for a trip to Beijing in December 2013.

A 2017 email recovered from a previously owned hard drive by Hunter Biden described 10 percent as reserved for the Big Guy as part of an alleged deal involving China's largest private energy company. The deal did not materialize, but Hunter Biden's former business partner Tony Bobulinski called Biden Sr. this "big guy."

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