good day. i m chris jansing live at msnbc headquarters in new york city. as president biden gears up for one of the biggest speeches of his political career, can he use tomorrow night s state of the union address to address growing unease among his fellow democrats and drum out growing criticism from republicans over his handling of that chinese spy balloon? brand new polls show president biden isn t the only one facing discontent within his own party. donald trump is, too. the big difference, the dozen or so republicans who appear to be lining up to take trump on. will the bae hive make out better than the swiftys did? with sales about to get under way, the pressure is on ticketmaster to make sure it doesn t crash like it did in november. will today s test impact calls from washington to break up the country. we have a lot to get to. we start with the enormous political stakes in tomorrow night s state of the union address, a speech that will be watched by millions
anti-american narrative, and promoting the economy and jobs as well as national security in a way that you don t have 62% of the american people think that he had nothing to do or no role or, in fact, has been harmful to job creation in the country or that afghanistan was the most successful thing he did as a president. democratic donors apparently don t have concerns about biden s re-election bid. listen to what we heard at the dnc meeting on friday. four more years! four more years! are they just not worried about biden? do they think this is going to go away or get better, or slt just a reflection that there are no alternatives? thank you. who is the go-to?