Asked Monday what his message was to GOP officials who have not accepted his win, the former vice president said he understood their position and suggested he wouldn’t hold it against them when he takes office next year.

“I will work with you. I understand a lot of your reluctance because of the way the president operates,” Biden said at a news conference in Delaware after a meeting with top economic and labor leaders.

Documents leaked yesterday from secret emails reveal that Rudy Giuliani, the former mayor of New York and current personal attorney to President Donald Trump, was recruited and hired in 2016 by the Supreme Secret Council of the Ministry of Codology of Antifa to infiltrate the Trump administration. The emails state that Giuliani agreed to gain the confidence of the President in order to be assigned the job of conducting spurious legal actions on behalf of the Administration, actions that would ultimately fail due to their apparent lack of legal merit. Giuliani also agreed to conduct himself in an obstreperous manner during interviews and appearances in order to further his standing with the administration's supporters.

It is unclear from the documents what Giuliani might have had in mind for his career after his duties are completed, although two of the emails hint that he may leave Antifa, obtain a long black hairpiece, grow a long beard, and head to Moscow to offer his services as Rasputin's descendant and advisor to President Vladimir Putin.