Tonight a crisis of confidence in Joe Biden, but not in Kamala Harris, the case

being made for her to step in. Plus prosecuting the president-elect, new reporting on Jacks-Smith's

plans if Donald Trump wins in November. And later the 16-year-old track

phenom making history on Team USA live in studio tonight on Laura Coast Live.

So President Biden has spent what 54 years in politics but he's never faced

the kind of political pressure in crisis that he is facing tonight.

And how he handles it, it won't just dictate his own future, but also the nations.

Members of his own party are now openly calling for him to quit the race against Donald Trump.

And some sources tell CNN, but they want him out not later, but this week.

Now the choice may be his alone and entirely, but there will be a lot of voices in his

year. There already are.

Tomorrow he'd be with governors and top congressional Democrats and they want to see and

they want to hear for themselves that the president is capable and has a plan to

course correct and turn things around.

Many of them are trying to stand by the president even as others publicly begin to break

ranks and tell him to say uncle.

The first sitting Democrat in Congress to do so was none other than Lloyd Doggett of Texas.

He blamed it on Biden's consistently bad poll numbers and what he called the

great disappointment of Thursday's debate.

I salute President Biden. I just feel that it's time for him to step aside if we were to be able to protect what he allowed us to gain in 2020, which was a victory for democracy but he could he delivered us from

Trump then he could be delivering us to Trump this year if we have more of what

happened last Thursday.

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