Pelosi demurs on if 'everything is OK' between her and Biden: 'You'd have to ask him'

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Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said Monday that she is unsure about her standing with President Biden.

Biden made history when he declared last month he would be dropping out of the 2024 race, endorsing Vice President Harris for top the Democratic ticket. This came after weeks of defections from Democratic lawmakers who implored him to withdraw from the presidential race after his widely criticized performance in the presidential debate, with some reporting that Pelosi had coordinated the effort to force Biden to step down.

CNN host Dana Bash noted that Pelosi has claimed so far that she "did not put anybody up to pressuring him to step aside." Nonetheless, the host observed that the lawmakers who "came out 1-2-3, are some of the lawmakers who are closest to you: Adam Schiff, Jamie Raskin, Zoe Lofgren," with similarly respectful requests for Biden to step aside.

"I‘ve had people say to me, and I, just as a longtime observer of you, thought, ‘Oh, wow, those are all Pelosi allies,’" she said and asked, "You had nothing to do with that?"

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Pelosi appeared to take offense as she defended herself, arguing she has "hundreds of allies in the Congress of the United States," with Bash standing firm that those were among Pelosi’s closest allies.

"It‘s almost insulting to them because they’re