reminder if you or someone you know is facing a crisis, you can call the national suicide prevention crisis lifeline at 988, that s 24/7. the news continues. errol burnett out front starts now. a special edition of out front next, president biden ready to announce he s ready to run again. why it has everything to do with ron desantis. plus, why a special election that flipped control of the pennsylvania house of representatives is giving democrats across the country a reason to celebrate, something you should be watching. and biden going after the chinese president xi jinping by name, china responding tonight. we re going to go live to beijing. let s go out front. good evening and welcome to a special edition of out front. i m erin burnett. it s biden versus desantis. the president is heading to florida tomorrow and he has his sights set in large part of the state s governor. this is new reporting from phil mattingly, and it comes as biden is expected to announce his own
campaign trail this election season. instead, sticking to strict white house schedule focusing on official business. also ice cream. this is one of the reasons his approval rating notching just 40% in a recent gallup poll but democrats cannot detach from the white house. voters are responding to a failed administration here or there is just no way to sugarcoat it. things have gotten worse since joe biden was president. the inflation is at a 40 year high and he waged war on american energy. he bundled the southern border like never seen before. so they are failing and the democrats are still in lock step with him and will not break with extreme policies. and our candidates are offering the better visions. todd: kevin corke live in washington ahead of another busy campaign weekend. a happy friday to you, s or. happy friday, my friend, by the way, nice suit. great to be with you as always. i will show you a map of where the president and former president barack obama and
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