 ABC News senior congressional correspondent Rachel Scott. So you see this sort of split screen that's playing out here on Capitol Hill, where you have a handful of Democratic members that want President Biden to step aside. But then you have members who are saying absolutely they're standing behind the president. They want the Democratic Party to rally behind him. And they're issuing sort of a warning that having this type of dysfunction so close to the November election could actually hurt the party. During a virtual meeting with the Congressional Black Caucus tonight, President Biden thanked members and asked for their continued support.