Biden says ‘white supremacy’ is ‘most dangerous terrorist threat’ during speech at historically black university

President Joe Biden asserted Saturday that “white supremacy” was the most serious “terrorist threat” facing the United States during a commencement address at Howard University, a historically black university.

“The most dangerous terrorist threat to our homeland is white supremacy,” Biden saying during the address. Biden has claimed that former President Donald Trump and his supporters are threats to democracy and attacked them repeatedly during his presidency. (RELATED: Ana Navarro Says Hispanics and Blacks Are Not ‘Immune’ From Being ‘A White Supremacist’)

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“I’m not saying this because I’m in a black HBCU, I’m saying this everywhere I go,” Biden added.

Biden also invoked the January 6, 2021 riots at the Capitol building, when supporters of former President Trump assaulted the building and delayed the certification of the 2020 election by several hours.

“January 2021 – I was at the United States Capitol to be inaugurated as President of the United States,” Biden told the graduates. “Just a few days before, in that same place, a violent insurrection took place. A dagger in the throat of democracy. For the first time in our history, an attempt to stop a peaceful transfer of power in this country. They failed. Our democracy stood. Hope prevailed again.

Biden’s rhetoric has intensified since the August 8 FBI. Raid at Mar-a-Lago, Trump’s Florida property, as part of an investigation into documents allegedly removed from the White House when Trump left office in January 2021.

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