After a poor performance in a recent TV debate against Donald Trump, US President Joe Biden is facing challenges regarding his candidacy.
In an interview with a radio station in Wisconsin, Biden admitted, "I messed up."
During the interview, Biden assured that giving up is not an option due to the high stakes involved.
He sees himself as a president who has kept his promises and continues to fight for democracy and freedom.
Despite his commitment to stay in the race, the debate about Biden's suitability for the presidency is intensifying.
His poor debate performance has raised more concerns about his health, leading some major donors to withdraw their support. ZDF correspondent Elmar Theveßen noted that Biden had ignored these doubts for too long.
Plans to Rebuild Support
Biden is planning a series of appearances to recover from the TV debacle, including an important interview on ABC to strengthen his position.
Several Democratic governors have expressed their support for him, even as some members of Congress are calling for his resignation.
Meanwhile, Biden's challenger, Donald Trump, is already attacking Vice President Kamala Harris and appears to be preparing for a new rival.
