VIDEO - Biden gives Columbia Law school commencement. Here's what he said.

The chosen keynote speaker for Columbia Law School’s commencement address this year was presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden. While he avoided mentioning President Donald Trump directly, Biden hinted at his disapproval of the president through politically motivated statements. In making claims such that government officials are “abusing their powers," Biden refrained from using Trump’s name.  

Throughout the speech, Biden asserts that America needs societal, cultural, and judicial reforms. He goes on to speak about the coronavirus situation, referencing bot the economic detriment and staggering death toll.

“The very people tasked with enforcing the rule of law are abusing their powers, protecting their friends, and weakening the very principles that make our country work.”   

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Here’s what he said: 

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