Well, Democrats are asking Joe Biden is being the nominee, really your final answer.

Tonight I'm Laura frustrated tonight and I don't think we're

actually getting straight answers. We're back to the frustration that I often tell

you about, the one of having to preface statements with what people are saying

in public but what they're saying in private.

Frankly, I absolutely hate that.

Say what you mean, when you mean to say.

I know it's politics since Washington, D.C. But say what you mean, I know it's politics and it's Washington DC, but say what you mean,

period. You've asked for a chance to lead, say what you think in front of a camera. But instead,

it's a waiting game to see which is the next straw to fall on the proverbial

camel's back.

And here's the next floating straw.

If that 90 minute debate wiped out President Biden's re-election campaign?

Well, tomorrow he may get 30 or so minutes to actually try to save it.

It can either put out the fire in the party, or if it goes left, it could fuel it.

Arguably, again, the more... goes left, it could fuel it.

Arguably, again, the most important press conference

of Biden's political career, maybe until the next one,

unscripted, taking questions from the press.

Right now though, the fire is still being stoked by a slow trickle of daily,

well maybe I'm being too generous here,

almost hourly trickles of news of yet

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