For more on the fallout from the debate for the president and his party it's time

for politics Monday with Amy Walter of the Cook political report with Amy Walter and

Tamara Keith of NPR. Always great to see you both. Tam kick us off here now much of the reporting, much of your reporting

much of ours show their strong concern among Democrats about President Biden's

debate performance. Most of the public statements do not reflect that four

days after the debate. Where is that conversation? How real is the panic?

Certainly the public statements have coalesced behind President Biden.

I was talking to the chairman of the Democratic chairman of the State Party in Wisconsin today.

And he's closer to the ground.

What he said is, yes, absolutely, the debate was terrible, his phone was blowing up,

but the people who were most concerned are people who have been paying close attention to the election and watched the State of the Union

addressed where President Biden did a solid job or watched some of his speeches where he was

on fire like he was in North Carolina.

He said most voters who aren't paying a lot of attention

are pretty much just seeing debate Joe Biden

on loop on Tik-Toc leading into this debate.

The guy that they think is running for president,

the many voters believer is running for president,

is the guy who showed up on the debate stage,

somebody who stumbles on the steps

and everything that they've seen in

loop on Tik-Tock. Amy, what about the impact here? I mean, do we yet know how much

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