Outfront next, leaning into the economy.

President Biden ramping up his reelection campaign as he pushes his economic vision.

But so far, he's struggling to impress voters.

Why is that?

Plus, Putin calling in backup.

The Russian president may soon meet with North Korea's Kim Jong-un to make a plea for more weapons.

What does it mean for the war in Ukraine?

And on the run, the convicted murderer who escaped from a Pennsylvania prison is believed to have been spotted four times now.

The district attorney involved in the search is my guest.

Let's go, Outfront.

Good evening. Welcome to a special edition of Outfront. I'm Brianna Keeler in for Aaron Burnett. And tonight, Biden's battleground pitch in what is

quickly becoming the centerpiece of Biden's campaign. The president today celebrating what has

been an upbeat job market and other economic data in the must-win state of Pennsylvania.

Job satisfaction is higher than it's been in 36 years.

While unemployment is down, inflation is down as well.

Dynamics is a blue-collar blueprint for America.

It's for you.

My plan for the country is to make the economy work for people like you,

because when it works for people like you, it works for everybody.

Yet not everybody is sold on Biden's plan.

In fact, he is struggling to convince voters

that his administration has been good for the economy.

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