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He is on a little summer vacation. Wayne Resnick sitting in for one more hour,

and then Mark Thompson will take over in for Tim Conway Jr. Well, let's look at the latest

developments with regard to President Joe Biden and him being re-nominated for the position, again, a fairly big name in the world of elected officials has come out now to call for Joe Biden to drop out of the race.

And it's Representative Adam Schiff, Democrat from right here in Burbank.

He's also running for Senate.

And he said he has serious concerns that basically that Joe Biden won't be able to win against Donald Trump.

And there have been, I don't remember how many, a dozen, 14 or more people in Congress that have called for,

publicly called for Biden to step down.

And there was at least one senator that I remember that called for him to step down.

But I think Adam Schiff in some ways is one of the bigger voices to have done that,

mainly because he has been in the public eye more than most

of those other people by virtue of the Russia investigation and some other things.

He's been very prominent in the public eye and on the political scene.

So he also said, you know, he said, I think Biden should step down.

I don't think he can win.

He also said the choice to withdraw is President Biden's alone, but that he should pass the torch and secure his legacy of leadership by letting somebody else run against Donald Trump.

And this is an interesting tactic because he's trying to finesse Joe Biden into seeing a

decision to step down as showing what an awesome guy Joe Biden is.

And he also said, whoever ends up being on a ticket, I will do everything I can to help them succeed.

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