we've learned mr. biden is expected to pick julie chavez rodriguez to run his campaign she's one of his top advisers and the granddaughter of labor leader cesar chavez. lester >> kristen, thank you. >>> in minnesota kim potter was released from prison today. she is the former police officer who killed daunte wright two years ago, mistaking her gun for a taser. potter served just over a year after being convicted of manslaughter the 20-year-old wright was shot during a traffic stop his death set off several days of protests >>> now to the scary engine fire on an american airlines flight sunday that forced an emergency landing. the cause, a bird strike, something airports deal with every day. here's tom costello. >> reporter: it happened just seconds into flight. >> mayday, mayday, mayday we had a bird strike and an engine failure. >> reporter: american 1958, columbus to phoenix, flew right into a flock of geese. the right engine engulfed in flames >> all of a sudden we heard somebody say "fire, fire. and they

but our latest nbc news poll finds troubling numbers for mr. biden as well as for his potential opponent, former president trump. here is kristen welker. >> reporter: tonight president biden's team putting last-minute touches on his re-election announcement, expected as soon as tomorrow. three sources familiar with the planning tell nbc news. it's expected to come in a pretaped video message, part of it filmed last weekend at the president's delaware beach home. the president was asked about it today. he's likely to tout progress on jobs and infrastructure, with sources saying a key theme of the video will be to finish the job. but our new nbc news poll shows only 41% of americans approve of mr. biden's job performance. 54% disapprove. and on the eve of his potential announcement 70% of americans including a majority of democrats say they don't want mr. biden to run again. 48% of them citing his age as a major factor. mr. biden is 80 years old. after the midterms we asked the president about polls saying a majority of americans don't want him to run

people here have been speculating about whether mr biden when he gives about whether mr biden when heeen clear mr biden has been having the time of his life on this trip, even though he hasn�*t really achieved anything significant on the diplomatic or political front. and ballina has been put on the world stage by a man who is extremely proud that great—great—grandson of a ballina brick maker could make it all the way to the white house. sarah smith, bbc news, ballina. president macron�*s controversial plans to raise the retirement age in france to 64 have cleared their last hurdle, with the country�*s constitutional council giving the proposals the green light. the pension reforms have seen weeks of protests across france, including in the capital, paris, from where hugh schofield joins us now. what has the response been? well, the demonstrators _ what has the response been? well, the demonstrators here _ what has the response been? .m the demonstrators here outside the city hall had clearly been hoping the constitutional council would declare in their favour. in other words, declare

earlier today, mr biden _ united states and ireland.arlier today, mr biden spent _ united states and ireland. earlier today, mr biden spent time - united states and ireland. earlier today, mr biden spent time at. united states and ireland. earlier| today, mr biden spent time at the official residence of the irish president, telling him ireland is an incredible place and joking that he isn't going home. he planted an oak tree and rang the bell of peace, which has huge significance, it was erected in 2000 and eight to commemorate the tenth anniversary of the good friday agreement. mr biden also inspected a military guard of honour and signed the visitors book, he told reporters what he wrote. is the visitors book, he told reporters what he wrote.— what he wrote. is the irish saying toes, what he wrote. is the irish saying goes. your— what he wrote. is the irish saying goes. your feet _ what he wrote. is the irish saying goes, your feet will _ what he wrote. is the irish saying goes, your feet will bring - what he wrote. is the irish sayin

how do you rate mr biden policy toward asia in his first term?you rate mr biden policy toward asia in his first term?— asia in his first term? i think his policy nature — asia in his first term? i think his policy nature has _ asia in his first term? i think his policy nature has been - asia in his first term? i think his l policy nature has been consistent. he has had people show up, has been trying to put a strong phase of the us and asia and show as a resident actor in asia so i think that part is appreciated, but i think that is also a degree of may be frustration, to be of circumcision of what to do about us china competition and this would be less among us allies or mutual partners who feel that they don't have as much at stake. so i guess it is a bit of a mixed picture, but it is a lot more appreciated that the us is present and active then when it does not. so in the sense, to have the consistency of biden, to have a relationship that people are the constant that the us is here is something that is appreciated. thank ou so something that

mr. biden has since adventured south. t while ago, he arrived in republic of ireland where i was joined by our north america editor. the politically thorny part of his trip is now over. president biden gets to spend some time tracing his ancestral roots. what is on the agenda? >> today already, he has been to the places that some of his forefathers hailed from and has delved deeper into his family history andxplored where it was that the finnigan family set off to escape poverty and famine to go to america. on friday, he will be on the other side of the country following the blue family and looking at their roots, which is another of his ancestors, but there are some official engagements in between. tomorrow, he will be meeting the irish president. he will be dining. it is not the most diplomatically significant presidential visit, but they do have some things to talk about. earlier today, i caught up with the national security council spokesperson john kirby and asked him what was on the agenda. how personally does joe bi

mr. bidenet with science and tech advisers yesterday to discuss the risks and opportunities that artificial intelligence poses. it comes amid the rapid advancement of chat gpt and the increase of deep fake videos. >> ai can help deal with challenges like disease and climate change. but we have to address the risks to our economy, and national security. >> mr. biden said it remains to be seen if ai is dangerous. the white house said the president again called on congress to pass legislation protecting children and restricting the personal data collected by tech companies. >>> and "usa today" says two former oklahoma jail guards were sentenced for using the song "baby shark" to punish inmates. an investigation revealed inmates at the oklahoma county jail were forced to listen to loud children's music played on a loop including "baby shark." both guards resigned. they were placed on probation, fined, and ordered to do community service after pleading no contest to misdemeanor cruelty charges. they

i remember when mr biden was going _ generally? i remember when mr biden was going in _ generally?in as _ generally? i remember when mr biden was going in as president| biden was going in as president he said that make people said hopefully the tensions with china would ease and the fact of the matter is congress is actually hostile to china, it doesn't matter which side. and that, it is a very deep—seated hostility, it is this threat which the united states perceives of china's economic might in the battle is going to be a long and drawn out one and it is actually a very negative development for technology in the future because if both sides are going to be doing it on their own, so to speak, then we're not going to see sort of benefit that we have seen in the postcode that my cold war era. and basically that is going to be costly and likely to stifle technological development. to stifle technological develoment. ,, development. essentially we are lookin: development. essentially we are looking at. _ development. essentially we are looking at. in — development. essentially we are

yoon suk yeol has said he wants to leave washington with tangible, concrete commitments from mr bidenffer and whether that's going to be enough to satisfy people here in south korea. has to be enough to satisfy people here in south korea.— here in south korea. as the united states _ here in south korea. as the united states looking - here in south korea. as the united states looking to - here in south korea. as the i united states looking to exert its influence over south korea when it comes to supplying weapons to ukraine? certainly that is something _ weapons to ukraine? certainly that is something washington | that is something washington wants and return from seoui, it has been asking for a long time for south korea to supply the ukraine with weapons but they haven't been willing to do that because of its policy to not supply countries in conflict but also it is fearful of russian retaliation. the president has given some indication he is softening his position and he might be prepared for south korea to supply weapons to ukraine russia were to commit a large—scale civilian attack

mr. biden, as senator biden says, we should release all of these secret docs no matter what. and the people should have a chance to read all of it by at least 2017. now, as president biden, he gets to make the call to let everybody read everything. and he box, what changed? i, the institutional power of the cia is there. they did the same thing to president trump, they said, you know, we can't possibly let these j f, k records be made public despite a very clear law to that effect, that biden himself had voted for. and at the end of the day, the presidents feel they have to go along with the cia is extreme and suspicious demands for secrecy. but, but what you're saying is, let's stop and capture this moment what you're saying is jefferson. c. i is more powerful than the president on this issue you. it's hard to draw any other conclusion. the congress has spoken unanimously. passing that 1992, the intent. the spirit of the law is quite clear that everything should be released by october 2017, except in the rarest of cases. that deadline has now been blown a couple of times. we

d atnatial teaer of the year, mr. bidenling in schools, something potential republican presidential candidate ron desantis has been accused of. >> i never thought -- as a student of history, i never thought i'd be a president who was fighting against elected officials trying to ban books. empty shelves don't help kids learn very much. >> reporter: once his re-election is announced with a brief video release expected, senior aide julie chavez rodriguez will run the campaign. her first challenge, getting democrats on board. polls show a majority of americans believe mr. biden shouldn't run again, his age being a major factor. but the same polling shows 60% of americans also don't want former president donald trump to run, leading his top anticipated rival, governor desantis, to say it's time for republicans to move on. >> we reject the culture of losing that has infected the republican party in recent years. >> reporter: now, after the president's campaign launch, sources tell cbs news the focus will be on raising as much mon

_ mr biden�*s opponent from 2020, donald trump, jumped to the attack after the announcement — releasingicising biden�*s candidacy. you could take the five worst presidents in us history and they would not have done the damage thatjoe biden has done to our nation and just a few short years. not even close. thanks to joe short years. not even close. thanks tojoe biden�*s socialist spending calamity of american families are being decimated by the worst inflation and half of a century. i've been speaking with associate professor ian chong from the political science department of the university of singapore. i asked him whether we were expecting any reaction from america's regional allies. so i think for us allies, us allies have worked closely with the us for a long time. there is a lot more comfort with a joe biden presidency. they've seen the tumult that came with the previous trump presidency. and they like the fact that joe biden represents a certain degree of consistency, that he represents a certain degree of order, i suppose so, and also support against what they see as mounting pres

mr biden also inspected a military guard of honour, and signed the visitors�* book.rs what he wrote. as the irish saying goes, your feet will bring you where your heart is. and then i say it's an honor to return. and i talk about returning again to the home of my ancestors to celebrate the things that bind ireland and the united states and recommit ourselves to peace, equity and i think the most irish of words used in my family was dignity. anyway, thank you all very much. and i'm not going home, i'm staying here, in this incredible place. all you american reporters... it looks just like the white house, right? thank you, man. i'm joined now by our ireland correspondent, emma vardy. correspondent, emma va rdy. correspondent, emma vardy. chris page in dublin. biden —— chris page in dublin. president biden running a little bit behind schedule. i think the prime minister leo varadka is a good sign because he's been so engaged and chatting with people and that is the reason. yes, exactly the president seems to be making clear he is very much enjoying this visit to a land

mr. biden's mouth was freedom. when you talk to democratic strategist and, white house officials about this they, talked about the fact that his campaign officials, rather, this battle for the soul of the nation, they believe, is not yet over. that there is no reason for mr. biden to step off the path, what we are still in the middle of this, and he is still a good president, doing good work. these are their words. i have asked many of them if we will hear more about his record, is actual presidential record, because we have heard them over the last few years talk about the big legislative wins he has been able to push through, and the bipartisan legislation he's been able to push through. they do say, we will hear more about that, of course, in the months ahead. especially as he hits the road to talk about some of those things. but, this core message, about the battle of the soul -- the battle for the soul of the nation, that is something we will hear throughout. as john said, this is something that mr. biden sees

brie, it seems like mr. biden still has some ground to cover to get to his base. >> reporter: yeah, good morning, marcus, laura. yeah, the president still needs to rally support from voters, and during his video message today that he released not long ago, the president highlighted his successes so far, and also made the case that his administration still has more work to do. >> so if you're with me -- >> reporter: it's official. sources tell nbc news finish the job will be a key theme of mr. biden's re-election campaign. >> freedom. personal freedom is fundamental to who we are as americans. there's nothing more important, nothing more sacred. >> reporter: the president building upon the central theme of his 2020 campaign, battle for the soul of the nation. even before making an official announcement, the president's top political foe weighed in, in a lengthy statement former president donald trump blames biden for record numbers of immigrants crossing the southern border illegally and for inflation, hurting amer

at the age of 80, mr biden is already the oldest holder of the office in history, and would be 86 by latest run for the white house could set president biden up for a potential rematch against donald trump. hello, welcome to bbc news. president biden has announced he's running for a second term in office next year. confirming the news in a video message focusing on protecting personal freedoms, he drew a clear line between his party and members of the republican party who he called "extremists". mr biden also said that kamala harris, his current deputy,

mr. biden's sars and other financial records to craft a false narrative that mr. is associated with a human trafficking ring and persistent and continued broadcast of the fictitious tail zeigler has called upon house oversight chairman james comer to disseminate mr. biden's private information. >> brian: they didn't care about that paul manafort. >> steve: ultimately that was litigated. here's the thing. all his lawyer is saying hey, can you figure out how these secret things became public? >> ainsley: also, there is a judge down in arkansas who is ordering hunter to appear in paternity court on may 1st. she said i'm frustrated. this is yesterday on a zoom with both sides' attorneys. i'm frustrated that your clients are not at these hearings. i want them at every hearing. taking way too long to get over the simple points. the baby's mother wants hunter in jail. says hunter has not provided a single item or word of discovery in the child support lawsuit. and he is now it's being reported it was being reported yesterday that he was hiding out in the white house. now

so far, mr biden does not face any major challengers for the democratic nomination.vying to take on mr biden, including ambassador nikki haley and of course former president donald trump. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. for dame sharon white as chair of thejohn lewis partnership, she is normally focused on profit but at this blood donation centre in stratford, the focus was on giving blood and the pressing need for more black donors. i blood and the pressing need for more black denom— black donors. i am so happy, it's been a long _ black donors. i am so happy, it's been a long time _ black donors. i am so happy, it's been a long time since _ black donors. i am so happy, it's been a long time since i - black donors. i am so happy, it's been a long time since i last - black donors. i am so happy, it's| been a long time since i last gave blood, but 20 years ago. and ijust feel really happy and very lucky. sickle cell anaemia is the fastest growing genetic condition in the uk. and far more prevalent in black people. 0ver and far more prevalent in bl

mr. biden enters the race with the support of much of his party but still facing numerous challenges. our political reporter greg lee, begins our coverage this afternoon with the details on the president's announcement, greg alex heather. this long awaited announcement comes 18 months ahead. president biden's campaign will now work to fundraise talked about his policies and try to convince voters his age is not an issue. this is not a time to be complacent. that's why i'm running for reelection. president joe biden officially announced his bid for a second term exactly four years since he launched his 2020 campaign. the three minute launch video opens with scenes of the january 6th attack on the capital biden, saying he wants to continue his fight for democracy, you know, around the country magnet extremists are lining up to take on those bedrock freedoms. the 80 year old biden is already the oldest president in us history. he would be 86 at the end of a second term. an ap poll released before

mr. bidens 80 now, oldest american to serve as president and supporters including strategist david axelrod have expressed concern his age will be barrier to a valuable second term. if mr. biden runs again, questions will persist about his age until he does more for voters that he is up to the job. harris, there has been reporting from politico, friends have expressed serious concerns. they interviewed 130 democrats from across the country, all the demographics, suburban women, black voters, latino voters and found depressed attitude, even among young voters. their turnout had increased by 9%. one young voter says he likes putting on glasses and eating ice cream, does that get people out? when you look at biden, you say that's my grandpa. >> my grandpa was diabetic and didn't eat as much sugar as joe biden does. maybe it is his ego, maybe this is not about republicans or democrats and this is his ego, he promised to gets the party going and wouldn't run for a second term and now he's doing that.

mr. biden's candidacy. mr. ou can take the five worst presidents in american history and put them together, and they would not have done the damage that joe biden has done to our nation in just a few short years, not even close. thanks to joe biden's socialist spending calamity, american families are being decimated by the worst inflation in half a century. banks are failing, our currency is crashing. maryam:maryam: there you go. how are the polls looking now? let's talk to joe rubin, who was deputy secretary of state in the obama administration, and another guest. thank you to both of you. no surprises here, but what do we expect to be different this time around? joel: it is great to be with you paired what we are expecting to be different this time is that joe biden is going to have a record of accomplishment, four years of a presidency, a significant improvement in a departure from his predecessor, who, mind you, so more than one million covid deaths on his watch, it damaged the reputation abroad, and preside

>> watch me. >> reporter: overnight, former president trump accusing mr. bidenf a calamitous and failed presidency our poll shows 6 in 10 americans are opposed to mr. trump making another white house bid. support for one of his potential rivals florida governor ron desantis slipping. desantis on a trade commission in japan asked about that decline. >> i am not a candidate, so we'll see if and when that changes. >> reporter: now, look, the rnc is out with a statement as well today calling mr. biden out of touch and accusing him of creating crisis after crisis as for mr. biden's video, it is notable the vice president appears over ten times, reflecting the prominent role she will play in 2024 on issues like voting rights and abortion. today the president speaks with union workers in washington. still, look. s if likely going to be severa months before we see the president hit the trail and start to hold official campaign events craig? >> kristen welker from the white house there, thank you let's bring in nbc's senior washington correspondent hallie washington now

mr. biden80 years old was speaking to the u.s. television network nbc during thennual easter egg role. his remarks are the strongest indication yet of his future intentions. that was the political side of the white house today. the rest of course is just fun with the big role which took place. mr. biden and the first lady jill biden hosted thousands of visitors on the south lawn of the white house. the tradition of the white house easter egg roll dates all the way back to 1878. then president rutherford b hayes was the first to open the grounds on easter monday. the theme of this year's event was eggucation, a nod of the first lady jill biden support of educational opportunities. i'm david willis. thank you for watching world news america. ♪ narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services firm, raymond james. man: bdo. accountants and advisors. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and per blum kovler found

mr. biden out a shared vision for the future relationship between the united states and ireland and spoke about the legacy of the good friday agreement. from dublin are north american editor sarah smith sent this report. >> president biden says repeatedly that he feels truly at home in ireland. to be invited to address the irish parliament is joe biden's idea of a really good time. >> well, mom, you said it would happen. >> he talked about the history of values and ideals that ireland shares with america and hownternational cooperation can support peace in northern ireland. on that he seems to think the u.k. could do more. >> i think that the united kingdom should be working closer with ireland. through this endeavor. political must never again be allowed to take hold. >> the assembled politicians heard rishi sunak say yesterday he is ready to work with irish partners to get the government up and running again in northern ireland as soon as possible. president ireland -- biden is not here in ir

biden: mr. and more capable, the cooperation between our people. our commitment to one another has grown deeper across every aspect of our partnership. today, our economies are in the vanguard of technological development, our nations, our powerhouses of innovation and our people united still by our democratic values are taking on the challenges of the world. we are taking them on together. we are standing strong against russia's brutal aggression against ukraine, advancing an indo pacific region that is free and open, building secure and resilient supply chains and pioneering the clean energy economy, investing together to ensure our future will be grounded in the values that we share, which have always -- always made a strong. >> [speaking korean] [speaking korean] pres. biden: mr. president, ours is a future filled with unimaginable opportunity and endless possibility. nothing, nothing is beyond our ability to reach when our nations and our people stand united. we have proved that time and ag

. >> reporter: mr. bidentecting social security, access to abortion services, voting rights, and gay rights. republicans, he said, would do the opposite. >> the maga extremists are lining up to take on those bedrock freedoms, cutting social security that you paid for your entire life while cutting taxes for the very wealthy. >> reporter: the republican national committee hit back with an ai-generated ad predicting chaos if the president is re-elected. >> it feels like the train is coming off the tracks. >> reporter: and his potential opponent, former president donald trump, also weighed in. >> you could take the five worst presidents in american history and put them together, and they would not have done the damage that joe biden has done to our nation. >> reporter: a new cbs news poll shows challenges ahead for mr. biden. a large majority describe the country as out of control. and nearly half of democrats don't want him to run again. they overwhelmingly cite his age as a reason. younger voters in south flor

. >> reporter: mr. bidencial security, access to abortion services, voting rights, and gay rights. republicans, he said, would do the opposite. >> the maga extremists are lining up to take on those bedrock freedoms, cutting social security that you paid for your entire life while cutting taxes for the very wealthy. >> reporter: the republican national committee hit back with an ai-generated ad predicting chaos if the president is reelected. >> it feels like the train is coming off the tracks. >> reporter: and his potential opponent, former president donald trump, also weighed in. >> you could take the five worst presidents in american history and put them together, and they would not have done the damage joe biden has done to our nation. >> reporter: a new cbs news poll shows challenges ahead for mr. biden. a large majority describe the country as out of control, and nearly half of democrats don't want him to run again. they overwhelmingly cite his age as a reason. younger voters in south florida today expres

and sharper running for president for the democrats, i would probably prefer them over joe biden. >> reporter: mr. trump's support among the gop is growing, despite being indicted on charges of falsifying business records. 68% of republicans say the charges are politically motivated. and today president biden will hold an event here in washington, d.c. where he's expected to tout his investments in manufacturing and jobs created under his administration, a possible preview of his pitch to voters moving forward. >> a long road to 2024. we will be watching. brie jackson in washington this morning, thank you. >>> new overnight, a suspected car thief now in custody, after an overnight high-speed chase across a large stretch of the east bay. chp says it started about midnight in officers tried to pull over a stolen car in pittsburg with two people inside. but the driver took off and made it all the way to oakland before turning back around and heading the other direction. officers say after reaching pittsburg, he then zigzagged back toward oakland. near the caldecott tunnel, officers set up spike stri

and that there is no reason for mr. biden to step off the path while we are still in the middle of this, and he's still a good president doing good work. these are their words. i have asked of them if we will hear more about his record, is actual presidential record, because we have heard them over the last few years talk about the big legislative wins he has been able to push through, and the bipartisan legislation he's been able to push through. they do say, we will hear more about that, of course, in the months -- but this core message about the battle of the soul -- battle for the soul of the nation, that is something we will hear throughout. because, as jonathan allen said, this is something that mr. biden sees essential to the election. that we are at a pivot point as a nation, and that fight against those maga extremists, the fight against rising authoritarianism, is not yet over. >> a privilege to talk to the three of you tonight, thank you for being with us, jonathan allen, i amna nawaz and barb mcquade. coming, up a

mr. biden's $739 billion climate change law including $70 billion in i.r.s. funding and more than $369 billion in green energy tax credit. let's hear from president biden. as we said these two key players in these negotiations were giving dueling speeches yesterday, one right after the other. here's president biden talking about the proposed spending cuts and saying these are critical programs that americans rely on. >> do you think he told the billion dollar companies to stop stashing profits in tax havens off the coast and shipping jobs overseas? i didn't hear any of that. did you? instead he proposed a huge tax to imports and very important programs. millions of hardworking middle class americans count on. all the while, officials are separately pushing for more tax giveaways and overwhelming benefits to the biggest corporations and wealthiest americans. this time the same-old trickle down in tresessed up maga clothing is worse than ever. the plan has details. the plan is straight with the a

with the irish taoiseach, leo varadkar, mr biden talked about what they could do together. know what kind of world we live in, so we really do appreciate your leadership and your personal leadership. it feels so good to be able to have this emerging stronger and stronger relationship between the united states and ireland. with full fanfare, president biden is welcomed as the guest of honour at a banquet dinner in dublin castle, where he talked about his proudly irish american mother, and how she believed he would one day make it here. sarah smith, bbc news, dublin. just before we go, some breaking news. the governor of amenoni nasilasila ron desantis assigned the amenoni nasilasila abortion law. he said, i signed the heart reproduction act and devotes resources to help young mothers and families. again, this is a story we reported earlier, amenoni nasilasila passing a bill that would ban abortions after six weeks. hello again. thursday brought us a day of sunshine and showers, many of the showers came from these big cumulonimbus clouds looming over the skyline of hastings.

mr. biden would launch his candidacy with a campaign video message, the sources said now the president has teased his reelection announcement for weeks now, even telling our al roker during the easter egg roll he is planning to run. mr. biden is facing headwinds with low approval ratings in most polls, and even some democrats have expressed concerns about the 80-year-old seeking a second term. now, look, aides say there is one important caveat to all of this. the plans could always shift and aren't official until the announcement is out. still, this could all be teeing up a rematch between president biden and former president trump, who is currently the front-runner in the republican race. lester >> all right kristen, thanks. >>> meanwhile, we have learned new information tonight about the criminal investigation into the president's son hunter biden. plus, an irs agent involved in that probe is now asking for whistle-blower protection hallie jackson now with late details. >> reporter: new nbc n

with the irish taoiseach, leo varadkar, mr biden talked about what they could do together.europe working together, i don't know what kind of world we live in, so we really do appreciate your leadership and your personal leadership. it feels so good to be able to have this emerging stronger and stronger relationship between the united states and ireland. with full fanfare, president biden is welcomed as the guest of honour at a banquet dinner in dublin castle, where he talked about his proudly irish american mother, and how she believed he would one day make it here. sarah smith, bbc news, dublin. in other stories for you today. brazil's president lula da silva is currently in shanghai on an official visit aimed at bolstering relations. ties between the two countries deteriorated under lula's predecessor, jair bolsonaro. on this trip, he's expected to sign some 20 deals with china, and on friday he will meet with chinese president xijinping. oliver stuenkel is a political analyst and a professor at the school of international relations at fundacao getulio vargas. he started

americans are watching what mr. biden says and does just as he is asked them to do. biden's team says he's got a lot to show for his first term, helping ukraine, expanding access to covid shots, adding jobs back but all overshadowed by the number one reason biden backers think he needs another term. just that he's not trump. >> he is going to have an incredibly strong record to run on and steady hand when you look at what's out there right now with donald trump and what we are hearing again. people don't want that chaos back again. >> so the poll numbers are tough for the president, but the number that may weigh the heaviest on the biden team right now is 80, his age. sandra. >> sandra: all right, as we await another briefing this time at the pentagon, peter doocy at the white house, thank you. john. >> john: sandra, bring in juan williams, fox news senior analyst and david avella. start with you, the announcement is expected tomorrow. the new poll does not have such good news for president biden, when asked if biden should run again, 70% of all people said no. 26% s

but mr. biden is a political animal, and the democrats are preoccupied. about 2024, they're terrified that trump perhaps could back into the white house and they do not view any kind of leniency towards julian aside as being an issue they want to run on in 2024. so that's where i see things are politically, i don't think it's gonna happen. i do think that even if he is extradited, there is a very strong free speech argument. after all, are free speech protects persons not in a particular citizens, and that to disclose truthful information, especially those that disclose government misconduct is absolutely protected by the 1st amendment. an issue that was raised in the daniel ellsberg prosecution, but never got at judy kate, it because government misconduct derailed the case before it got to a verdict. ah, and i certainly think that julian would not have difficulty attracting very, very gifted legal talent to defend him under the 1st amendment. which i think would be a wonderful gift to the american people. we need more sunshine on government, not less. re

biden:, mr. esident, i want to thank you and your courageous principles of diplomacy with japan, which strengthen the level of our partnership. it makes an enormous difference. >> [speaking korean] pres. biden: i am looking forward to our meeting today, and most importantly, i am looking forward to the future our countries will forge together. thank you for being here. >> [speaking korean] >> [indiscernible] pres. yoon: [speaking korean] >> mr. president, thank you very much for your warm welcome once again. it is indeed meaningful to talk to you today at the oval office. this is the very place with the president of the event a stasis arrived to realize an agent that embodied the spirit of the constitution. pres. yoon: [speaking korean] >> many important decisions regarding the republic of korea were also made at this office. i am able to be here today as a consequence of those moments of victory. pres. yoon: [speaking korean] >> over the past 70 years it proves that that our previous decisions we

mr biden also inspected a military guard of honour, and signed the visitors' book.te... as the irish saying goes, "your feet will bring you where your heart is." and then i say, "it is an honour to return." i talk about returning to the home of my ancestors, to celebrate the things that bind ireland and the united states, peace, equity, and i think the most irish of words used in my family was dignity. anyway, thank you all very much. i'm not going home, i'm staying here in this incredible place. all you american reporters, it is just like the white house, right? thank you. later this afternoon, mr biden will become the fourth us president to address a joint sitting of ireland's parliament. while speaking to leo varadkar he laid out some of his goals: there really is an opportunity to make serious progress. notjust because of the records we have signed, 25 years ago, but in terms of the way you lead ireland and ireland is moving in a way that is taking its place in the world and i think it feels good to be able to have this merging and stronger relation between the