I can't believe I'm saying this, but I actually think they're going to stick with Biden,

and I think he's going to get, relatively speaking, and historic ass kicking come November 5th.

That's my prediction right now.

President Biden's primetime interview with a sympathetic ABC News anchor was supposed to be the beginning of a fight back.

Instead, it quickly became another missing piece in a presidential Jenga tower

that's now teetering on the verge of collapse.

If the Democrats do have a plan to rescue this election,

their candidate is categorically unable to articulate it.

What's your plan to turn the campaign around?

You saw it today.

How many people do you get and draw crowds like I during the day?

If I'm any more enthusiastic than today?

I mean, I don't think you want to play the crowd game.

Donald Trump can draw big crowds.

There's no question about that.

I can draw a big crowd, but what does he say? Who does he have?

Well, today, four more senior House Democrats called on Biden to abandon his re-election bid.

Biden this morning wrote to all congressional Democrats to insist he is firmly in charge

and has no plans to quit. The bipartisan concern about his health is now reaching a critical mass. A major New York

Times poll, and as 74 percent of voters believe he's too old to be an effective leader.

The same poll four years ago put that number at 36 percent. The stammer's and blunders that

Trump supporters have highlighted for several years are now the subject of intense mainstream media

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