in practice, we guard what is ultimately important to us with the mechanisms that we have in chor . inquiries are made from various agencies , records of people, records of their own people, the comments of the members of the council in the meeting and finally the secret voting. we repeat this issue we emphasized that there was a process that went through every 80 people, that is, there was not one person out of these 80 people who did not go through this process, inquiries were made, issues were raised, and finally voting, and with this view, i say, well, 6 people in their opinion gentlemen , having these conditions, we have never had the view of a criminal party or a group. basically, after checking the qualifications and verifying these attributes, the law will be announced about the named persons, and the parties and groups may express and support a person, for example, this person is under protection. and for example, it is our problem, so i say that we do not have this view of our law. this topic it is not foreseen that we have a political view . you see, in some legal and pol

it's causing a chors of calls from his own party to step aside.around him at camp david this weekend, urging him to keep fighting. dr. jill biden telling vogue magazine that quote, don't let those 90 minutes define the four years he's been president. we will continue to fight. still, some democratic leaders are privately rattled by what they saw thursday even as they defend the president publicly. >> i'm not abandoning joe biden right now for any speculation. biden harris, both of them. i'm enthu enthusiastically supp them as are many of our grass roots people. >> there are honest and serious and rigorous conversations taking place, but we're having a serious conversation about what to do. >> do you think president biden should drop out of this race, senator? >> oh, absolutely not. bad debates happen. as president obama has said. >> and joining me now is the moderator of "meet the press," kristen welker, who of course led that show yesterday. and mike memoli who's been doing all this reporting on the joe biden he knows so well. and "the washington

. >> he is the much credentials legal voice on the right yet amid a chor us of maga figures. >> we findes struggling with people with evil intent. some folks need killing. it's time for somebody to say it. >> we're going to come after you. whether it's criminally or civilly, we'll figure that out, but yeah, we're putting you all on notice. >> we're in the process of the second american revolution which will remain bloodless if the left allows it to be. >> this comes as maga lays the groundwork for trump to reshape the justice department in his image. the right wing project 2025 calling for the end of an independent department of justice. instead placing it under trump's total control, allowing him to launch the kind of investigations he and allies are calling for. trump knows how toxic this all sounds to most voters. so he's recently tried to distance himself from it. today though, abc news reporting on the extensive links between trump, his campaign, and project 2025. democrats now spotlighting this toxic gop agenda as part of their decision 2024 messaging and it just might be working.

. >> reporter: but the president dismisses the growing chor us of democrats calling for him to exit theesident: the idea that senators and congressmen, are running for office, worry about the ticket is not unusual. so, there's a long way to go in this campaign. and so .... i am just gonna keep moving. keep moving and because, look, i got more work to do, we with have more work to finish. >> reporter: he says he has full confidence in his vice president kamala harris' ability to be president. >> president: from the beginning, i made no bones about with it, she's qualified to be president, that's why i picked her. >> reporter: he would only reconsider if the polls show he has no path to victory. >> president: unless they came back to say, there's no way you can win. me? no one's saying that, no poll says that. i am getting the job done. can you name me someone who's gotten more major pieces of legislation passed in 3.5 years? i created 2000 jobs just last week. so, if i slow down, i can't get the job done, that's a sign that i shouldn't be doing it. but there's no indication of that yet.