If it's Friday, forget that the calendar says it's March of 2023.

The presidential race is heating up like it's already 2024, as Republican White House

hopefuls to send out Iowa, Washington, California, and Florida.

President Biden taxed the middle on the key campaign issue of crime.

Plus Walgreens doesn't wait.

The nation's second largest pharmacy chain announces they will not sell abortion pills

in some states even where abortion is legal, as a federal judge weighs a potential nationwide

ban on a key medication abortion drug.

And the White House shifts its cybersecurity strategy warning that China has become the

broadest threat to the U.S.

by interviewing one of the country's top officials in charge of the cybersecurity ahead.

Happy Friday, welcome to Meet the Press Now.

I'm Chuck Todd reporting in Washington.

So objects in your calendar may be closer than they appear.

We're still a year away from presidential primary ballots being cast, but boy, do we already

have a full slate of campaign travel, posturing on hot button issues, and even a fair share

of candidate on candidate attacks?

And we're in March before the election year.

Let's start with President Biden.

You have to think the 2024 was on his mind yesterday when he told Chuck Schumer and Senate

Democrats he would not veto a Republican-sponsored bill to nullify a DC law that came under fire

for reducing some criminal penalties.

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