Vice President Joe Biden says he's not worried about the incoming administration's readiness to take over the White House.
Biden told reporters after meeting with Vice President-elect Mike Pence on Wednesday that he's "confident on day one everything will be in good hands".
Addressing reports of infighting within President-elect Donald Trump's transition team, Biden said that "no administration's ready on day one. We weren't really on day one".
Biden and his wife Jill spent nearly two hours with their successors on Wednesday afternoon, sitting down for lunch with the Vice President-elect and his wife, Karen, and giving them a tour of the vice presidential residence and grounds.
Biden also said he's not worried about the new administration dismantling his legacy, despite the President-elect's very different policy agenda.
Biden said that he hopes the Pences enjoy the home at Washington's Naval Observatory as much as he did.
