Donald Trump expressed his belief that Joe Biden will not withdraw from the presidential race, attributing Biden's determination to his ego. During an interview with Fox News' Sean Hannity, Trump stated that Biden might continue running despite mounting pressure to step down due to concerns about his physical and mental capabilities. Trump highlighted that Biden's reluctance to quit is driven by his ego, suggesting that the Democratic Party has limited options to compel him to exit the race. Trump mentioned a constitutional provision that could potentially be invoked by the vice president and cabinet members to address a situation where the president is deemed unfit. Anticipating a potential scenario where Biden steps aside, Trump mentioned Vice President Kamala Harris as a likely Democratic nominee. He speculated that concerns over potential voter backlash could influence the decision to nominate Harris. In response to recent calls for Biden to withdraw following a lackluster debate performance, Biden reiterated his commitment to continue running and defeating Trump. Despite public pressure from some Democratic officials regarding Biden's ability to effectively challenge Trump, key party figures such as Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer and House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries have maintained their support for Biden. Reflecting on the contentious debate, Trump described it as an unusual event, expressing doubts about Biden's delivery and clarity during the discussion. Despite the challenges faced by Biden, he has managed to retain support within the Democratic leadership circles. Trump's observations come amidst ongoing speculation and scrutiny surrounding Biden's candidacy, highlighting the complexities and dynamics of the current political landscape.