as i used to. i don t debate as well as i used to. margaret: former president trump touts his night on the stage despite a number of falsehoods and inflammatory treatments the number of people coming to the border. they are taking black jobs. to be new reporting and what we are hearing from voters. the cbs evening news starts now. good evening. i m margaret brennan in for norah o donnell. it s a tight presidential race. president biden argues his opponent, donald trump, is a threat to the very future of american democracy. mr. biden helped last night s debate would tip the race in his favor. instead, today he s facing calls to step aside. today a lively president biden sought to calm concerns by campaigning in the key state of north carolina, arguing that he is still up to the job of commander in chief. despite those daylong attempts to reassure her, just moments ago, the new york times editorial board published this scathing headline to serve his country, president
He also said he has no regrets and stood for the truth about god and the constitution for the people of alabama. minnesota s democratic senator al franken spoke last night at a farewell gathering in minneapol minneapolis. expected to resign tuesday january 2nd after allegations he groped and forcibly kissed several women and faced pressure from his colleagues to step down. here s my promise to you. i may be leaving the senate, but i m not giving up my voice. [ cheers and applause ] we still have a lot of work to do together on issues ranging from net neutrality to climbed change. we still have to be ready to speak out for economic justice. and to defend the truth. [ cheers ] public policy polling surveyed minnesota voters found half of them do not want al franken to leave his senate seat. every day in america 91 people die from an opioid