Biden uses remarks about Jimmy Carter's death to make not-so-subtle dig at Trump

President Joe Biden made some not-so-subtle digs at President-elect Donald Trump as he spoke about the life of the late President Jimmy Carter Sunday night from St. Croix. 

Biden reiterated several times that the 100-year-old Carter stood for 'decency.' 

'Can you imagine Jimmy Carter walking by someone who needs something and just keeps walking?' Biden asked. 'Can you imagine Jimmy Carter referring to someone by the way they look or the way they talk?' 

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