Pelosi addresses whether there's 'way back' to Biden friendship after Dem pressure campaign to drop out

Former Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi said sustaining President Biden's legacy is at the top of her to-do list when asked if there's a "way back" to their friendship after the pair stopped speaking when he dropped out of the 2024 race to retain the Oval Office.

"Is there a way back for your friendship?" former Biden administration White House press secretary Jen Psaki asked Pelosi, D-Calif., during a segment of her MSNBC show "Inside with Jen Psaki" that aired Sunday.

Pelosi focused her attention on the generational love her family has for Biden and on sustaining the 46th president's legacy when answering the question.

"In our family, we have three generations of love for Joe Biden. My husband and I, of course, we've known him for a very long time – respect him, love him and Jill. He and Jill are so remarkable, and their family. Our kids have always loved them. I had pictures with him from our children growing up and now our grandchildren growing up," she said.

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"But the most important thing we have to do is to win the election, just to sustain his legacy and to have the legacy be to do even more in the presidency and the vice presidency of Kamala Harris and Tim Walz," Pelosi continued.

Biden dropped out of the presidential race last month in a social media message posted to his X account on a Sunday afternoon. He exited the race as pressure from elected Democrats and traditional Democratic allies in the media began calling on the president to pass the mantle to another candidate following his disastrous debate performance against former President Trump in late June. The debate performance opened the floodgates to criticisms