01:24US President Joe Biden reacted to the 22.5-year sentence of Derek Chauvin, the former Minneapolis police officer convicted of murdering George Floyd, calling it 'appropriate' during a meeting at the White House, on Friday.
"I don't know all the circumstances that were considered, but it seems to me, under the guidelines, that seems to be appropriate," he said upon learning of the sentence from the media.
Biden was hosting Afghan President Ashraf Ghani before a bilateral meeting as the two countries prepare for the full withdrawal of US troops by September 11, after 20 years of presence in the country.
USA: 'That seems to be appropriate' - Biden reacts to Chauvin's 22.5-year sentence
US President Joe Biden reacted to the 22.5-year sentence of Derek Chauvin, the former Minneapolis police officer convicted of murdering George Floyd, calling it 'appropriate' during a meeting at the White House, on Friday.
"I don't know all the circumstances that were considered, but it seems to me, under the guidelines, that seems to be appropriate," he said upon learning of the sentence from the media.
Biden was hosting Afghan President Ashraf Ghani before a bilateral meeting as the two countries prepare for the full withdrawal of US troops by September 11, after 20 years of presence in the country.
US President Joe Biden reacted to the 22.5-year sentence of Derek Chauvin, the former Minneapolis police officer convicted of murdering George Floyd, calling it 'appropriate' during a meeting at the White House, on Friday.
"I don't know all the circumstances that were considered, but it seems to me, under the guidelines, that seems to be appropriate," he said upon learning of the sentence from the media.
Biden was hosting Afghan President Ashraf Ghani before a bilateral meeting as the two countries prepare for the full withdrawal of US troops by September 11, after 20 years of presence in the country.