More people may die, if we don't coordinate, if it has to wait until January 20, to get actually become operational. That's a shame but maybe that's the only way to get it done.

We're moving along knowing what the outcome will be, and as I said earlier and I probably shouldn't repeat it, but I find this more embarrassing for the country than debilitating for my ability to get started.

The plans that President-Elect Biden will put in place on day one, will lead our country with a coordinated plan and a strategy to end the pandemic as quickly as possible.

the refusal means no current executive branch officials can meet or talk with their incoming counterparts.

we're told, name his campaign manager, Jen O'Malley Dillon, as deputy chief of staff. She was, of course, one of the key architects of this historic victory over the incumbent president, Donald Trump.

More people may die.

the idea that President's now existing remaining advisor on COVID is saying that they should resist What the hell's matter with these guys? What is the matter with him? Resist?

More people may die if we don't coordinate.

He named his longtime aide, the person who actually was his chief of staff in the Obama administration, Ron Klain, back to that same position.

I am hopeful that the President will be mildly more enlightened before we get to January 20th.

More people may die if we don't coordinate.

I am the president-elect, but I will not be president until next year. The crisis does not respect dates on the calendar, it is accelerating right now. Urgent action is needed today, now, by the current administration, starting with an…

Our nurses and our doctors on the front lines are doing all the heroes work without any expectation of relief, they've all just abandoned hope. And that causes me an incredible amount of fear before January 20.

This crisis demands a robust and immediate federal response which has been woefully lacking. I am the President-Elect, but I will not be president until next year.

we should all be wearing masks. We should all be limiting our social interactions and gatherings, however painful that might be for us to continue.

As a candidate for president, Joe Biden promised he would put an official in charge of the COVID response in the White House.

I'm proud of the coalition we put together, the broadest and most diverse coalition in history.

the vice-president, president-elect on his first day in office, will issue a nationwide masking mandate, requiring people wear masks where the federal authority extends.

Stop treating our opponents as our enemies. They are not our enemies. They're Americans.

President Elect Biden vowed during the campaign to kill the project but leave in place whatever the Trump administration leaves behind.

We are already beginning the transition. We are well underway, and the ability for the administration in any way by failure to recognize our win does not change a dynamic at all in what we're able to do.

Please, I implore you, wear a mask. Do it for yourself. Do it for your neighbor. A mask is not a political statement. But it is a good way to start pulling the country together.

I told Mike, the vice president-elect, that I'm available to him 24/7. And so I plan on being available to Mike as senior staff for him as he moves.

Black women and young people. Young people turned out in Georgia, and why? Because the candidate spoke to their issues. The candidate, president and vice president-elect Biden and Harris spoke to the issues.

the Trump ministration isn't just refusing to move forward. They are also actively moving Trump loyalists into positions of power within the Department of Defense.