Hays: Biden Is Notorious for Not Holding Grudges But, He Knows He Made a Mistake at the Debate

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WITT: “Can I ask you? Do you think he is just fuming, do you think he is to doff reporting has suggested that or hurt or both by all these calls, now 36 publicly, including people he would think were his allies, 36 calls for him, within Congress, democratic members of Congress to leave the race another saying, look, we could do this, we could do that, we supported an open primary or we support, Harris, this, that or the other. As he hurt, mad, what is he like with this?”

HAYS: “The president does not hold grudges so I don’t think he is holding a grudge. He is a very loyal person. I am sure it is hard to swallow. I am sure he is mad and upset at the same time. He knows he made a mistake at the debate, he knows he had a bad performance and he knows he has to go out there and proved to not only voters but his colleagues that he can do the job for another four years. I think the president is probably taking it all in stride but I think he is focused on beating Donald Trump. That is all we need to be doing in November and not focusing on what he will be doing, if he will resign or who we should support. I think Democrats need to collect together and turn their focus on Donald Trump.”