Tonight on 360, President Biden says he's not going anywhere as another Democratic

congressman says he should quit the race. Also tonight new reporting that an

expert on Parkinson's disease made eight visits in eight months, the White House,

exactly why, unclear.

And we're joined by two Democratic lawmakers on opposite sides of the question should

President Biden bow out, including Benny Thompson,

a critical member of the Congressional Black Caucus

meeting with the President this evening.

Good evening, thanks for joining us.

When Congressman Thompson joins us,

we'll learn how that meeting with the CBC went. Today began what could be a decisive week for

President Biden's viability as a candidate. He's defiant and determined to run, but it's hard to say

his week began especially well.

Democratic lawmakers returning to Washington from the holiday recess were greeted this morning

by this from him.

The bottom line here is that we're not going anywhere. I am not going anywhere. I don't think I should run against me.

Go and announce the president. Challenge me at the convention. That's part of the message

Democrats heard this morning. They also heard this as the president struggled to

do what he's been trying to do for the last 11 days, put the debate behind him.

Look at my career and not had many of those nights. It was a terrible night and I really regret it happened.

But the fact of the matter is, how can you assure you're going to be on, you know,

faith I can intervene on your way to go to work tomorrow? Age, age wasn't, you know, the idea is not too old.

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