If it's Friday, feuds, frontrunners, and foils. Trump blast Biden on the campaign trail after

Biden blast Trump from the White House as they both look to a potential rematch, which they both seem to

believe is each of their best bets to win the White House. Plus, former Vice President Mike Pence

testifies for a federal grand jury investigating former President Trump's efforts to overturn the 2020

election as Donald Trump meets with a January 6th defendant while campaigning in New Hampshire.

And Russia bombards central Ukraine with its largest missile attack in nearly two months,

targeting key, pummeling civilian homes and infrastructure.

As Ukrainian forces prepare for a major spring counteroffensive

that's due to start any day now.

And welcome to meet the press now.

Chuck Todd reporting from Washington. We begin today with the

2024 race for president. One of the biggest takeaways from our latest NBC news poll is that almost

no one wants to see a rematch between Joe Biden and Donald Trump next year. Just 5% of respondents

told us they wanted to see both men run for president again. But something that's become clear

this week is that both Biden and Trump

are in that 5% category, that each is counting on the other, being their general election opponent.

Both Trump and Biden see the other as the best way to highlight their strengths and hide

their weaknesses. Their actions this week show they both believe the clearest path to a second

term is a rerun of 2020.

President Biden kicked off his campaign this week of the video that was less about his presidential record and more about the danger he perceives from a group he calls mega-Republicans.

And the first time he answered reporters questions about his run, he doubled down, calling former President Trump a threat to democracy.

You've said you can beat Trump again. Do you think you're the only one?

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