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What a second biden term will look like. in the face of, you know, global concerns, economic uncertainty, all these things take on a different patina they sound a little bit different. they message a little bit different because you're not just talking about what i'm doing at the moment, but what i'm going to be doing over the next four years starting in 2025 >> why now for an announcement versus waiting a bit longer and maybe staying out of the dog fight for just a little bit longer >> great to be with you, an, and t that is the exact right question nothing official until president biden anno...

We have runaway inflation, federal reserve aiding and abetting the politicians, something up three quarters of all the new debt. we have fossil fuels, our way of life, standard of living has completely been crushed. they are telling us to buy a six-figure electric vehicle. what's the problem? don't you love your suv? and then open the borders, empty the prisons. chaos, crime, and death. i guess the only good thing going is that she seems to be able to cry on cue, as we witnessed at the border. that might help her if she runs. >> greg: katie, what you think about this? obviously this is not a s...

Yet another report, from what would normally be considered a friendly outlet, has bad news for the Biden White House. On Monday, The New York Times reported that "Biden Irked

Democrats should not write off a second biden term yet. debates over whether he should run again, quote, only weaken biden's standing, diminishing his political capital in washington and making it more difficult to act as a strong leader in the coming years. where do you see opportunities for democrats to capitalize on the incumbent president's strengths? >> well, first, the incumbent president is always in a better position than any other person in the party to run for re-election. it's unclear who democrats have at this point, who would be more formidable in this particular election. second,...

Axios on Monday raised concerns about President Joe Biden's 2024 political viability due to his age and stamina.