If it's Tuesday, President Biden in full damage control as he battles intensifying concerns about his fitness for office, amid new calls for him to withdraw and growing Democratic panic about stopping a newly emboldened

Donald Trump in November. Plus the former president and his lawyers seize on the Supreme

Court's expansive view of presidential immunity as the judge in his criminal

hush money case agrees to delay his sentencing until September to hear arguments about

potentially throwing out his conviction.

And fueled by warming waters and rapid intensification,

Hurricane barrel churns in the Caribbean and heads towards Jamaica

as a powerful category four storm.

It is the earliest major hurricane ever

to form in the Atlantic. Hi there, welcome to meet the press now, I'm Ryan Nobles in Washington.

And the first Democratic lawmaker is now publicly calling

on President Biden to withdraw from the presidential race.

As the Biden campaign faces growing pressure

and criticism following that disastrous debate

performance last week, and as a Supreme Court ruling has intensified fears about the states

this November.

This afternoon, Congressman Lloyd Doggett, who's known on Capitol Hill as an ardent

Biden supporter, certainly not a flamethrower, put out a statement saying the

president has failed to reassure voters that he can beat Trump.

Congressman Doggin also cited yesterday's Supreme Court decision on presidential immunity

saying he believes that Trump victory could usher America into a quote dark authoritarian era.

Doggett writes in part, President Biden saved our democracy by delivering us from Trump in

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