Donald Trump doesn't know issues. He simply knows insults and it worked for a while.

I think it does. I think Natasha's right. Particularly younger voters where Democrats before Kamala Harris became the nominee were really, really doing poorly.

When you tell people you hate them, they don't like it, and they tend not to vote for you.

What a different race it would be if Trump had chosen Nikki Haley, Chris Christie, Brian Kemp, Glenn Youngkin, even Mitt Romney, people who can get votes that Trump doesn't now have.

I wouldn't count on sticking around if I was J.D. Vance. I don't think he's -- he certainly is underwater.

Counter attack. There's this huge myth and it goes all the way back to do Caucus Campaign. Democrats lose because they don't respond.

I think Kamala Harris beats Trump, and I think a lot -- Whitmer, Cooper, Beshear, Wes Moore in Maryland, Josh Shapiro in Pennsylvania. I could go on.

People can have deep affection and respect for him and the things that he's accomplished, not just as president, but over 50 years and still recognize that he is not in a position to win this race and that as he has said, this is a race of…

President Kennedy said there are risks and costs of a plan of bold action, but they are nothing compared to the risks and costs of inaction.

President Obama views his role as a confidant and sounding board for President Biden as a very important one.

Lloyd Doggett, the Congressman from Austin, is the first one to call for President Biden to give up the nomination.

They've got to be more transparent.