Biden to meet with Democratic mayors as he tries to shore up support
CBSN
Washington — President Biden will join a call with the Democratic Mayors Association on Tuesday evening as he tries to solidify support for his reelection bid and calm concerns about whether he can handle the job for another four years as an octogenarian.
The president's campaign said he will be giving remarks and taking questions.
New York City Mayor Eric Adams and Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson have said they'll be among the local leaders meeting virtually with Mr. Biden.

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