vowing to stay in the race they returned to the campaign trail on monday we have a team of correspondents covering this for us, priscilla alvarez is covering the biden campaign. but let s begin with capitol hill reporter annie grayer. annie, what s at stake today as president biden reaches out to elected democrats on capitol hill fred, everything is at stake with these calls. biden is trying to make direct outreach to house democrats to try and stop the bleeding of democrats calling for him to drop out as we ve seen, a slow trickle of democrats making those calls ever since biden s disastrous debate performance, more than two weeks ago. so biden is going to speak with few key groups of house democrats. first, the progressive wing of the caucus, and then a more moderate group, many of whom are running in very competitive house races who have raised serious concerns about the president s ability to remain atop the ticket. now, biden started his formal outreach last yet, stark s
wow thank you. glad i got a bigger hot tub. happy wednesday everyone. so george clooney called on democrats to name a new nominee for the 2024 presidential election, claiming president biden cannot win. well, i haven t seen an actor take out a president like that since john wilkes booth. stop it. after hearing clooney s call for biden to step down, the dems are holding strong, adding, we re not making any decisions until we hear from bob crane. got to drop a bob crane reference in the show once in a while. mysterious death though radio host charlamagne tha god said biden staying in the race because he has a giant ego. well, you know, it s bad when you re called egotistical by a man who calls himself the god. on his podcast, michael moore called the biden reelection effort the cruelest form of elder abuse he s ever been forced to watch. i guess he hasn t seen sex in the city to. a neurologist told nbc news that joe biden shows such obvious signs of parkinson s that he could ha
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for any reason must be removed from policing and every effort must be made to ensure that similar people neverjoin. that is why we are providing funding to the national police chiefs council to develop an automated system to flag about police officers. we are changing the rules to make it easier for forces to remove those who cannot hold the minimum level of clearance and police chiefs are getting back the responsibility for sharing these conduct hearings so that they can better uphold the standards in the forces that they lead. there will be a presumption for dismissal for any officerfound to have a presumption for dismissal for any officer found to have committed gross misconduct and i can announce today that there will also be an automatic suspension of police officers charged with certain criminal offences. but the work must continue. part two of the report is considering systemic issues in policing such as vetting, recruitment and the culture, as well as the safety of w
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