Speaker Pelosi made a point of suggesting that your decision on whether to stay in the race was still open.

George Clooney and a handful of lawmakers have called on you to step aside.

Reuters is reporting tonight that UAW leadership is concerned about your ability to win.

UAW just endorsed me, but go ahead.

Thank you. Um, my question for you is how are you incorporating these developments into your decision to stay?

And separately, what concerns do you have about Vice President Harris's ability to beat Donald Trump if she were at the top of the ticket? Look, I wouldn't have picked Vice President Trump to be vice president, do I think she was not qualified to be president.

So let's start there.

Number one, 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. Secondly, the idea, I served in the Senate a long time.

The idea that senators and congressmen running for office worry about the ticket is not unusual.

And I might add, there are at least five presidents running or incumbent presidents who had lower numbers than I have now, later in the campaign.

So there's a long way to go in this campaign. And so I, uh, I'm just going to keep moving, keep moving and because look, I got more work to do.

We've got more work to finish.

There's so much, we've made so much progress.

Think about it.

Think about where we are economically relative to the rest of the world.

Name me a world leader who wouldn't want to trade places with our economy.

We've created over 800,000 manufacturing jobs, 1.5 million, I mean, so things are moving.

We got more to go. Working class people still have, need help.

Corporate greed is still at large, their prices, corporate profits have doubled since the pandemic.

They're coming down.

And so I'm optimistic about where things are going.