If it's Tuesday, Hurricane Adalia intensifies and barrels towards Florida as local officials

order evacuations and prepare for a potentially historic hit and catastrophic storm surge.

Plus, the White House battles growing concern about voters, battles concern over the voters

among voters about the president's age and fitness for office in 2024, as Biden makes

a major push on the issue of prescription drug costs, betting that his record will

be a prescription for re-election.

And the battle over abortion on the ballot, abortion rights advocates sue Ohio's Republican

Secretary of State over, quote, deceptive language on a proposed constitutional amendment

on abortion access.

Hello and welcome to Meet the Press.

Now I'm Ryan Noble's in for Kristen Welker.

At this hour, we are tracking Hurricane Adalia as it intensifies and as disaster preparations

are well underway in Florida and beyond ahead of the storm's landfall, which is expected

tomorrow.

We will bring you the latest on Adalia's path and the state of disaster preparations in

just a moment.

But we begin here in Washington, where the White House appears to be searching for a prescription

for the president's deep on popularity and major concerns over his age heading into

the 2024 campaign.

Part of that political prescription, well actual prescriptions.

This afternoon, President Biden delivered remarks on lowering prescription drug costs for

Americans.

...