Biden staff told to tune out bad press as pressure builds: Report

President Joe Biden’s campaign chairwoman held a meeting with staff on Friday, urging them not to listen to news coverage honing in on whether efforts to pressure Biden off the 2024 ticket will be successful.

The call, which was first reported by Axios, is the most recent example of Biden leadership trying to revive morale following the President’s disastrous debate showing late last month.

Campaign chairwoman Jen O’Malley Dillon told staff and the Democratic National Committee on Friday not to “watch cable news all the time.”

“That is not the real world,” said O’Malley Dillon.”The real world is the voters that are standing with us, the delegates that are with us, and we’re going to weather this because of this organization.”

She also added that “people in our country are not watching cable news.” 

O’Malley Dillon also reportedly said on the call that the president “sounds like sh*t” referencing his recent COVID diagnosis, but said that “he is doing the work” from Rehoboth.

Upwards of 35 Democrat members of Congress, including two Senators, have called on Biden to bow out of the race.

Sources close to Biden report that the President is growing increasingly frustrated with several elite players in his party, including former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and former Pres. Barack Obama, who he believes has been playing a large role behind the scenes in the effort to get him to drop out.

One Biden aide told Axios under a condition of anonymity that it is “a fairly universal sentiment internally that we have reached the end of the road.”

But officially the Biden campaign moves forward hosting multiple high profile fundraising events in the coming weeks as well as potential campaign visits to Georgia and Texas.

The Biden campaign did not respond to the Washington Examiner with comment at the time of publication.