Joe Biden gets emotional remembering late son Beau on eve of inauguration

An emotional farewell in Delaware for U.S. president-elect Joe Biden took place as he headed to Washington, DC on Tuesday, remembering his late son Beau and telling supporters, "We should be introducing him as president."

In 2015, his son Joseph "Beau" Biden III, an Iraq war veteran who had served as Delaware's attorney general, died from brain cancer at age 46.

Following his inauguration on Wednesday, Biden plans to sign dozens of executive orders and send sweeping bills to Congress during his first days in office, aiming to roll back some of Donald Trump's signature policies on immigration and climate change while taking action to ramp up the government's response to the coronavirus crisis.

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[jonnnyren]

It's hard. Him losing his first wife and daughter, then his son?

That is hard.

[arthurmorgan]

As much as I dissaggre with him on policy and think that he’s a bad president I gotta respect him. He’s been through a lot. He tries to act like he’s okay but it still hurts. You can see it in his eyes. I just wish he took it easy on him self and bought a house on the land and enjoyed his years with his wife and his son Hunter.
R.I.P Beau

[alanbourbeau]

When I heard that Joe Biden lost his son Beau to a fatal brain cancer, I felt deeply emotionally sorry 😢 for him and his wife Jill. As for the people who mocked and ridiculed Joe Biden because of his stuttering, I say. Shame on them.

[RiNiSM]

*ALL DADS WOULD KNOW WHAT IT WOULD FEEL TO LOSE A SON*

[NancyLynn]

I am disgusted by a lot of these comments....my God, he has lost a child!

[pingpong]

One of the worst things a parent can experience is outliving their child 😢

[revist]

Show some respect Jesus y’all he’s making speech of about his late son

[beartales]

I feel very sorry for the existence of people so heartless to insult biden even in this situation

[kidzbopisstraightfire]

As a conservative, I don't like Biden or what he's done to this country....but I do feel bad for him. Nobody should have to bury their kid. I pray that God heals his pain.

[zoexyxo]

My dad died 9 days after my 5th birthday I can’t relate to his pain but I feel sorry

[letstalk.]

you people are disgusting, the man lost his son, the person he raised, and your making fun of him for it? what if trump lost don Jr? would you make fun of trump?

[goodoleboy]

He's actually had alot of close losses

[joshbaker]

What I love about President Biden that he’s not afraid to show his emotions you could tell that he really misses his son.

[firstandforemost]

Ppl can’t even drop politics long enough to sympathize w a man shedding some tears as he remembers his dead son.
And Biden’s the monster...
This is how deeply you have let them divide you.

[wdsalih]

If he feels, what does it mean to lose a son and a family?
Why did he kill so many children and women?
In Iraq, there is no family that did not kill or lose a person from it

[Tea_cats__meow]

Glad to have him as president now, someone who has emotions, a common man.

[rsingh]

Wow these comments didn’t pass the vibe check. Anyways congrats to Joe Biden and Kamala Harris. We are gonna see great change and I know they are gonna do well!

[jaynine]

There is no humanity in these comments. How would you feel if you had lost a loved one and you got these comments directed to you?

[chrisstehn]

i fell so sad for joe biden and his son buea

[yourhuckleberry]

He didn't want his kids in a racial jungle anyway... this guy is a creep.