Former Vice President and presumptive Democratic nominee, Joe Biden claimed that only “10 to 15 percent” of Americans are “just not very good people.”

During a virtual town hall on Thursday evening, Biden addressed black voters by undermining Trump’s leadership skills, as well as his divisiveness. He began by saying that “The words a president says matter, so when a president stands up and divides people all the time, you’re gonna get the worst of us to come out.”

He also told the show’s moderator, actor Don Cheadle, that he thinks that America can do better and that a vast majority of Americans would agree with him. “There are probably anywhere from 10 to 15 percent of the people out there who are just not very good people,” Biden said without having any evidence to support his claims. “But that’s not who we are. The vast majority of the people are decent,” the Democratic nominee added.

He also tried to appeal to people’s good graces, and attempted to deliver a message of unity, “Bring them together,” Biden claimed. Currently, Biden is using the ongoing nationwide protests to push for the Democratic agenda, and gain media support, especially after a long pause in his campaign.

Earlier this month, Biden received a massive backlash after his interview with “The Breakfast Club.” In a heated exchange with Charlemagne Tha God, the former Vice-President claimed that “you ain’t black” if they will continue to support Trump. Biden then later issued a public apology and admitted that he should have known better.

However, a few weeks after his controversial comments, the nominee seemed to have a change of heart and went on to blame the show’s co-host Charlemagne Tha God for allegedly “baiting” him to say such remarks. On Wednesday, the host slapped back against Biden, responding that he had “volunteered that fish.”

He had also been involved in the controversial sexual assault allegations by his former staffer, Tara Reade. The victim claimed that Biden had made advances towards her during his term as a US Senator.

However, Biden, along with prominent Democratic politicians, and Hollywood celebrities continued to discredit Reade. While ultimately lobbying for woman empowerment, figures such as prominent #MeTooMovement figure Alyssa Milano, failed Democratic candidate Elizabeth Warren, and Gov. Gretchen Whitmer refused to believe that the former Vice-President is capable of such actions.

However, doubts about Biden’s innocence continued to loom over his campaign. Even the former Vice President himself claimed that he had been nearly arrested for chasing down what he described as a “lovely group” of women in their dormitories, although he downplayed the incident by claiming that he had never made it into the first floor.