Former President Barack Obama has been advised by Vice President Joe Biden that he intends to run for reelection in 2024.

In a Tuesday story, the news organization credited the information to two unnamed sources.

One source familiar with Biden and Obama’s conversations said, Biden wants to run, and he’s obviously letting everyone know.

According to the source, Biden believes he is the most probable Democrat candidate to defeat a potential challenge from former President Donald Trump.

It’s worth noting that it’s unclear when Biden and Obama discussed the 2024 election. The two men did, however, have lunch together in April.

The fact that Biden has spoken openly about the 2024 election has also been brought up. During a press appearance in Brussels last month, Biden stated that running against Trump would be amazing.

Biden’s alleged remarks to Obama occurred despite the fact that his approval ratings were plummeting in the polls.

According to CNBC’s All-America Economic Survey issued on Wednesday, the president has a 38 percent approval rating among Americans, with 53 percent disapproving. The net -15 percent approval rating is significantly lower than his -9 percent approval rating in a December poll.

Biden received a 35 percent approval rating on the economy, with 60 percent disapproving, for a minus of -25 percent. This is the fourth consecutive CNBC poll in which his approval rating on the economy has dropped.

Furthermore, according to a new study conducted by the Jewish Electorate Institute, a group led by prominent Jewish Democrats, Biden’s approval rating among Jewish voters has dropped to 63 percent this year, down from 80 percent last year.

The Jewish Telegraphic Agency’s Ron Kampeas reported on Wednesday that while the majority of U.S. His disapproval rating this year is 37 percent, up from 20 percent last July. Jews continue to approve of the job he is doing.