Jonathan Martin was doubtful the president will seek a second term during Monday's appearance on 'The View.'
Martin expressed his amazement at how"it's not clear" whether the incumbent president will pursue another four-year term.
"The View" guest co-host Ana Navarro, who staunchly supported Biden in the 2020 presidential election, defended his honor by pointing to jokes he made at Saturday's White House Correspondents' Dinner alluding to his 2024 bid, but Martin wasn't convinced. Burns then chimed in, pointing out the"unmistakable context of identity" regarding the tensions between Biden and Harris.
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