After a day in which President Biden saw more members of his own party calling for him to drop out of the race,

the President capped this year's NATO summit in Washington with a high-stakes press conference

to say that it was a major moment for President Biden and his party is an

understatement. Biden's question and answer session was watched by America's

allies and adversaries, politicians of both major parties as well well as an audience here in the US and around the globe.

I'm not handing any of my European allies come up to me and say,

Joe don't run.

What I hear them say is,

you've got to win.

You can't let this guy come forward.

He'd be a disaster. It'd be a disaster. I mean, I think he said in one of his

rallies don't hold me to this recently where NATO I just learned about NATO or something to that effect.

Foreign policy has never been his strong point and he seems to have an affinity to people who are authoritarian.

That worries, as I tell you for Poland, that worries Europe.

That worries Poland.

And nobody, including the people of Poland Poland think that if he wins in Ukraine

he's going to stop in Ukraine but that's going to be the end of it and so what I

can say is I think I'm the best qualified person to do the job.

Almost as important as the content of the president's remarks tonight was the

president's delivery, his energy, his enthusiasm, his command of details, and policy.

The fact is that the consideration is that I think I'm the most qualified person to run for president.

I beat him once and I will beat him again.

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