Joe Biden: Donald Trump Presidency Is ‘Possible’

January 12, 2016, 3:16 PM UTC
Republican Presidential Candidate Donald Trump Holds Rally In Mesa, Arizona
MESA, AZ - DECEMBER 16: Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump speaks to guest gathered during a campaign event at the International Air Response facility on December 16, 2015 in Mesa, Arizona. Trump is in Arizona the day after the Republican Presidential Debate hosted by CNN in Las Vegas, Nevada. (Photo by Ralph Freso/Getty Images)
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By Katie Reilly/TIME

Vice President Joe Biden believes Donald Trump could become the next U.S. president.

“Yes, I think it’s possible,” Biden said in an interview on the TODAYshow on Tuesday morning when asked whether he thought Trump could be elected.

Trump remains the Republican frontrunner less than three weeks away from the Iowa caucus.

“I hope that if that were to occur — I hope it doesn’t because I have fundamentally different views than he does — I hope that he gets a lot more serious about the issues, a lot more serious about gaining knowledge about how this nation functions and foreign policy and domestic policy, but look, that’s a long way off,” Biden said.

In the interview, Biden discussed his political career and his decision not to run for president. He said last week that he regrets not joining the race, though he thinks it was the right choice for his family.

This article was originally published on Time.com.

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