Wayne Resnick sitting in till four.

One great thing about filling in on the John Cobal show is I get to meet people that I haven't

had a chance to meet yet.

Like Michael Monks from KFI News, I got to meet earlier.

And today I get to meet Ashley Johnson from KFI News.

Hello, Ashley.

Hello.

I got news for you. We have a guest right now,

but then a little bit later, I'm going to tell you how you can eat free all day today across

the Southland. Oh my gosh. So don't go anywhere. I won't. I love free food. All right. So let's get

right into this. Obviously,

President Biden had the big, a big boy press conference last night. So we have ABC News political

analyst Steve Roberts to come on and give us his analysis of whether or not Biden did what he

needed to do. Steve, welcome back to KFI.

Always a pleasure, Wayne. And, you know, my best take here is it's kind of a standoff because Biden did well enough to encourage his staff, his family, and himself, that he could still

pull this off. And, you know, he made some mistakes, but by and large, that he could still pull this off.

And, no, he made some mistakes, but by and large, he survived for an hour.

But he did not, Wayne, he did not do well enough to erase all of the rising fears and doubts and anxieties that his press conference a few weeks ago spawned among Democratic

supporters. In fact, a number of Democrats, even after the press conference, came out and said

he really should give up his candidacy. So what you have today, anyway, is a standoff. Biden is entrenched, but his foes are enraged.

And you've got to understand Joe Biden has been running for president for 36 years. The first time he ran was in 1988.

He lost the first three times he ran. He's dreamed of this job his whole life and he has a huge

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