new york city. today damage control. president biden tries to turn the page after having one of the worst nights ever his political life at the worst possible time. now with the president in north carolina, there you see the governor of that state roy cooper about to introduce the first lady. democrats all over the country are questioning whether joe biden can fix the damage. and if he can t, what then? the concern so widespread that by 10:00 this morning the biden campaign was responding that the president is not dropping out. but what does the fact that they even had to say that tell us? we ll ask one of the president s key allies, pete buttigieg, what he thinks should happen now. and just hours after donald trump s claim of a political win in last night s debate, a new legal victory as well courtesy of the supreme court. they re decision in the case of the a january 6 rioter, what the implications are for jack smith s case against trump. and with all of this in mind, i
greg: i m greg gutfeldm along withgr judge rain p row, harold ford, dana perino, jesse watters. the white house attackingre republicans after thpue wall street journal dropped a bomb on the crazy old coot in chief. the journal piece is titled behind closed doors, biden show, signs of slipping. 4 it s got 45 sources both democrat and republican who were in the room for biden s private meetings with congressional leaders. joe needs note note cards,cls pauses for extended periods andt closes his eyes for so long that people think he s checked out.uo but you don t have to be behind closed doors to see the obviousp [ crowd noise ]az greg: a timine magazine interview chock-full of senior moments. bumbling biden forgetting facts, mixing up the leaders of china and russia and then challengingd the reporter i to a fight when asked if he s too old. saying i can do it better than anybody you know, you aree looking at me, i can take your too. as usual, morning joe defending senil