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daniel lippman.k the president should end his campaign". how significant is that, do you think? well, it'sjust one in a number of democrats who say that the writing is on the wall for biden. they've been trying to get him to see the light on this without too much public pressure. but remember — sherrod brown is a democrat who is facing a very tough senate re—election campaign this year and so, he needs to distance himself from biden, who is an unpopular incumbent. and there's a lot of democrats who think that biden is going to drop out of the race in the next few days, especially since you need time to introduce the next presidential nominee to the american people and have them sell their case and become more well—known. so, how do you see this panning out over the weekend? are we going to have more names coming forward to publicly urge him to do what they believe to be the right thing? we very well might but on a weekend, politicians don't want to break too much news because they want to get as much

let's speak to white house reporter at politico daniel lippman. about the likelihood of president biden continuing in this race. what do you believe it happened overnight to change his mind? i think you basicallyjust saw change his mind? i think you basically just saw the writing on the war, that the money had dried up, and money are so important in american politics these days. —— he saw the writing on the wall. his own campaign co—chair, jeffrey katzenberg, a big hollywood figure in charge of getting all the money, told biden on wednesday that they were having major money issues, and biden did not have the support of the democratic party. you had chuck schumer, nancy pelosi, kim jefferies, the house democratic leader, telljoe biden or indicate that he was no longer welcome at the top of the ticket and it would lead top of the ticket and it would lead to historic losses up and down the ballot. —— hakimjeffries. so they would lose and have major problems winning the house and senate, and so he did not want his legacy to be that he had the party rev

husband would say about not liking jewish people let's bring in now politico, white house reporter, daniel lippman i say that because doug emhoff is jewish, daniel, good to see you this morning. let's start with the new polls out here head-to-heads in the swing states from fox news virtually tied in michigan, pennsylvania, and wisconsin 49 all in pennsylvania, michigan, trump 50, harris 49, and wisconsin what do you expect this the reaction are you hearing react? thanks, thaksin in the trump camp from this tight race yeah. >> they were really hoping to go against biden they felt like they had a better shot. against him that they could use the age argument. and it's much easier to tie the incumbent and he their policies against the actual incumbent instead of their vice president who can distance themselves and say, hey, i wasn't onboard with this policy or that, of course, harris can't walk back everything she has done as vice president and she is still getting hit for the border, but i think the trump campaign feels like they still have the upper hand, even if the race has tightened and so that's

here's daniel lippman, a reporterfor politico covering the white house and washington , with the significances ruling. well, i think this is a very significant ruling in that it gives future american presidents a lot more power, where they don't have to worry that they could get charged for any criminal conduct they commit on the job. and so this is going to be, i will say, it's pretty rare that a president does something like trump. you only see this every a0 years or so, 50 to 60 years, maybe with richard nixon. but it does seem that there is kind of this, uh, judicial system that is constantly getting thrown at different candidates. trump himself has said he wants to jailjoe biden for hisjob. and so this makes it harder for him to do that as well. well, justice sonia sotomayor, who we heard just now, our correspondent talking about, said the president is now king above the law with this ruling, what sort of actions could this open the door to? well, i would say investigating political opponents using irs audits, uh, punishing, uh, political opponents, uh, as well in terms of, uh, other inv

joining me live is daniel lippman, a reporter for politico covering the white house and washington.g with us. pretty clear words there from sherrod brown earlier. i think the president should end his campaign. how significant is that, do you think?- is that, do you think? well, it's “ust is that, do you think? well, it's just one _ is that, do you think? well, it'sjust one in _ is that, do you think? well, it'sjust one in a _ is that, do you think? well, it'sjust one in a number- is that, do you think? well, it'sjust one in a number of| it's just one in a number of democrats who say that writing is on the wall for biden. they've been trying to get him see the light on this, without too much public pressure. but remember, sherrod brown is a democrat who is facing a very tough senate re—election campaign this year, and so he needs to distance himself from biden, who is an unpopular incumbent. and there are a lot of democrats who think that biden is going to drop out of the race in the next few days, especially since you need time to introduce the next presidential nominee to the ameri

let's go to washington and speak to daniel lippman, white house reporter at politico. coming on the programme. thank you for coming on the programme-— thank you for coming on the rouramme. ., ~ i. ., ., programme. thank you for having me. what did you — programme. thank you for having me. what did you make _ programme. thank you for having me. what did you make of— programme. thank you for having me. what did you make of that _ programme. thank you for having me. what did you make of that interview? | what did you make of that interview? it was ok but i don't think it was enough to stop the media because there are a lot of democrats who watch the interview and saw biden and saw that he has behind in the polls and that is not the reality —— denied that he was behind in eventually democrats will take over and many will likely go public in the next week to urge him to step aside for the good of the party. and, do you think, at this stage that this will reach a critical mass and enough voices will go forward that it would actually have an impact? iii that it would actually