Good evening. I'm Jeff Bennett and I'm Amna Navas on the news hour tonight.

President Biden holds a critical press conference amid calls for him to step away from the campaign.

And in an exclusive interview during this week's NATO summit,

Germany's chancellor says he's not seen anything to make him doubt

President Biden's ability to lead.

I think it would be a big mistake to underestimate the president.

Plus, Judy Woodruff examines the intersection of religion and political polarization

by visiting an evangelical church known for its hardline views. Welcome to the news hour.

President Biden. Welcome to the News Hour.

President Biden is facing a high pressure moment,

preparing to hold his first solo press conference in several months

at the NATO summit in Washington.

It's a major public test for the President's re-election campaign

as he faces questions over his stamina and his health.

Earlier today, three of the President's top campaign advisors met with Senate Democrats behind

closed doors to address concerns over his political future.

Some lawmakers expressed skepticism before and after the meeting.

What's the main objective in the room today?

To find consensus?

To make sure the health and well-being

of the president is able to be John.

If things stay as they are, it's likely that Donald Trump will win the election

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