Biden out of the picture as world leaders meet

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

63% : At the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit in Lima last week, Biden met with Xi, who promised to work with Trump on a "smooth" transition even as both leaders warned of turbulence ahead.
48% : Now his six-day tour of South America has turned into a desperate frenzy to reassure world leaders amid uncertainty about what Trump will bring, from trade wars to threats to upending old alliances.- Final pitch -At the G20 on Monday, Biden had urged the other leaders to back Ukraine's "sovereignty," in his first comments since it emerged on Sunday that he had approved Kyiv's use of long-range missiles against Russia.
26% : Biden also pushed G20 leaders to pressure Hamas on a ceasefire deal with Israel -- and while Trump has appointed some key Israel hawks, he may also try to push for a historic deal there too.
26% : But US officials admitted that there was no way they could "Trump-proof" the money if Trump -- who has appointed tech tycoon Elon Musk to head a commission on cutting government "waste" -- scraps the plan.
24% : On Sunday, Biden visited the Amazon rainforest in Brazil to promote his record on climate change -- despite Trump threatening to pull the United States back out of the Paris climate agreement.
9% : Biden dropped out of the US presidential election against Trump after a disastrous debate raised concerns about his age, but he still saw his Democratic replacement, Kamala Harris, lose heavily to the Republican.
6% : US President Joe Biden's final G20 summit has turned into a desperate frenzy to reassure world leaders amid uncertainty about what Trump will bringYet Trump could reverse not only that decision, but also Biden's huge US military aid for Ukraine, with signs that the president-elect may push through a peace deal that could force Kyiv to cede territory to Moscow.

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