Eugene, OR, November 10, 2026 — A letter sent in 2021 from former President Donald Trump to current President Joe Biden, in which Trump offered well wishes, has been newly disclosed. The New York Times reported on the existence and contents of this correspondence.

According to the report by The New York Times, the letter was penned in 2021, shortly after President Biden assumed office. The specific date of the letter within 2021 was not provided in the report. The content of the letter, as described, contained a message where Donald Trump wished Joe Biden well.

The circumstances surrounding the disclosure of the letter were not detailed in the summary provided. The nature of how The New York Times obtained or came to report on this 2021 communication remains unspecified. Details regarding the exact wording used by Trump, the intended recipient beyond Biden, or any follow-up actions or reactions to the letter were not made available.

This disclosure adds a piece of correspondence to the public record between the two former presidents, highlighting a moment of communication shortly after the transition of power. The New York Times’ reporting serves as the primary source for this newly revealed information.


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