White House Staffers Are Being Told To Go Heads Down And 'execute, Execute, Execute' As Biden Doubles Down On His Reelection Bid

President Joe Biden arrives for a news conference following the Supreme Court's ruling on charges against former President Donald Trump that he sought to subvert the 2020 election, at the White House on July 1, 2024 in Washington, DC.Andrew Harnik/Getty ImagesAs President Joe Biden faces calls to step aside, his chief of staff has tried to rally the team.In an all-staff call on Wednesday, he called on staffers to tune out the noise and focus on their work.Meanwhile, Biden has been scrambling to shore up support for his campaign, saying he plans to still run.White House staff have been told to hunker down and power through the tumult of saving President Joe Biden's 2024 campaign, according to multiple reports.Biden's chief of staff, Jeff Zients, held an all-staff call on Wednesday telling aides that they should be proud of their work and to tune out the noise surrounding their big boss as he doubles down on his reelection bid, according to The Hill.As Biden scrambles this week to assure donors and heavyweight backers after a calamitous debate showing, Zients told staffers to go heads down and "execute, execute, execute," The New York Times wrote.The Hill reported that Zients encouraged staffers to stay disciplined and support each other.The Associated Press also reported on the meeting, writing that it was an effort to boost morale in the White House.It comes as Biden told his team and Democratic National Committee staff on Wednesday that he would continue running, pushing back on reports that said he privately contemplated whether his campaign may be beyond salvaging."I'm not leaving.