We made a lot of progress because of all of you. But there's more to do. So let's finish the job.

President Joe Biden makes his 2024 re-election bid official vowing to finish the job. We'll take a look at how his campaign has already hit the ground running.

Plus, the former Fox News producer, who's now suing the network,

weighs in on Tucker Carlson's ouster,

what she had to say about the hostile work environment that she faced at Fox.

And during closing arguments in their seditious conspiracy trial yesterday, attorneys for members

of the proud boys put the blame for the January 6th Capitol attack squarely on Donald Trump.

We'll have the latest from the courtroom ahead of jury deliberations.

Good morning and welcome to way too early on this Wednesday, April 26th. I'm Jonathan

Lemire. Thanks for starting your day with us. We'll begin

this morning in Washington, where just hours after announcing his reelection bid, President Joe Biden

gave his first campaign speech yesterday and was greeted with this warm reception.

For more year! For more years! For more years, for more years, for more more years, for more years, for more years Addressing a crowd of union workers, which is basically his natural habitat,

Biden labeled himself the most pro-union president in American history,

while ticking through a list of his administration's accomplishments over the past two years.

Biden also hammered home his new campaign slogan, let's finish the job, and blasted

his most likely 2024 opponent, former president, Donald Trump.

The former president and the Magan extremists were cut from the different cloth.

The threat that Magiore Republicans pose is to take us to a

place we've never been and where the last guy tried to take. Under my predecessor, Infrastructure Week

became a punchline. On my watch, infrastructure has become a decade headline. A decade. We made a lot of progress

because of all of you, but there's more to do. So let's finish the job. I've long said it's

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