Meantime Democrats are increasingly divided on their presidential nominee. More than 10

congressional Democrats today called for President Biden to step aside, but his campaign

insists he's staying in the race.

This morning campaign chair, Jen O'Malley Dylan said the president was aware that the last

few weeks had been tough, but he remains committed to staying at the top of the ticket.

We've definitely seen some slippage in support, but it has been a small movement.

And you know this.

The reason is because so much of this race is hardened already.

The more and more people that see Joe Biden out there post debate,

they are reassured that he is in it to win it and he can do that.

Our White House correspondent Laura Barone Lopez joins us now so

General Malley Dylan says the president is in it to win it. What else you're

hearing from the campaign about his path forward? Well my Biden world sources are telling me that Trump's

speech last night at the Republican National Convention emboldened them. They

feel like they got a boost from that, that the morale saw a boost and they saw in that speech someone who they say is

very beatable the rhetoric that he used the mass deportations he talked

about the extremism when talking about immigration they They think that they can beat him.

And President Biden, while recovering at Rehoboth,

issued a statement in response to that speech today,

saying, quote, I look forward to getting back

on the campaign trail next week to

continue exposing the threat of Donald Trump's Project 2025 agenda while making

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