Biden says Trump's 'not fit to serve' as president but punts on calls for impeachment

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President-elect Biden on Friday charged that President Trump "isn’t fit to hold the job." But the president-elect refused to say whether he supported the push by congressional Democrats and handful of Republicans to immediately remove Trump from office, either by impeachment or through the use of the 25th Amendment to the Constitution.

Biden, taking questions from reporters after introducing his final Cabinet nominations, said that "it’s a good thing" that the president won’t show up at the Jan.

20 inauguration. But the president-elect highlighted that he’d be "honored to have" Vice President Mike Pence attend the inauguration ceremony.

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