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Xinhua News Agency, Beijing, August 8. According to a report by the US Columbia Broadcasting Corporation on the 7th, US President Joseph Biden said that if the Republican presidential candidate and former President Donald Trump loses the presidential election, he has "no confidence" in the peaceful transfer of power in January next year.

This is a photo of US President Biden in Washington, the capital of the United States, on May 14. Xinhua News Agency (Photo by Aaron)

In an interview program broadcast by CBS, Biden was asked if he was confident of a peaceful transfer of power. He replied: "If Trump loses, I have no confidence at all." "He was serious. He said if we (Republicans) lose, there will be a 'blood war'."

During the June election debate with Biden, Trump was asked if he would accept any result of the presidential election. He responded: "If the election result is fair and legitimate, of course I will accept it."

Trump spoke about protecting the U.S. auto industry during a campaign event in Ohio in March, when he warned of a "bloodbath" if he failed to win the presidency. He later said the warning was directed at the auto industry.