FOX News host Sean Hannity says President Biden would get "blown out" by former President Donald Trump in 2024 if the current polls "hold." He says Democrats' best chance of winning is by campaigning against Trump, rather than on the issues. 

SEAN HANNITY: Welcome to 'Hannity.' And tonight, terrible news for Joe Biden. Hysteria and disbelief is now once again spreading all across the Democratic Party. With just one year until the 2024 presidential election, Biden is losing it to Donald Trump in nearly every single swing state in the country. Look at this New York Times poll. Trump is now up by four in Pennsylvania, five in Michigan, five in Arizona, six in Georgia, and he's up by a whopping 10 points in the state of Nevada. Now, by the way, Kamala Harris fares even worse in a hypothetical match-up against Trump. But that's not all. A new ABC News poll finding 76% of Americans now believe the country is headed in the wrong direction under Biden. What about the other 24%? What are they thinking? Are you better off than you were four years ago? Now, if these numbers hold, Biden won't just lose. He would get blown out. And needless to say, the mob, the media, they are in a complete state of meltdown and panic. 

So some Democrats seemingly are starting to wake up. Former top adviser to Barack Obama, David Axelrod, is all but begging Joe Biden to step aside. On X, he questioned whether Biden's reelection bid is good for the country. Meanwhile, Biden fanboy Billy Crystal, he tweeted, quote, It's time to pass the torch to the next generation. It's time for Biden to announce he won't run in 2024. Now, more and more Democrats are now coming forward to state the obvious. Joe Biden is a failed president who is not up to the job. I challenge any of you out there who tell me one thing that he has done, one policy success he has had. He is weak, he is frail, and we all know he is a cognitive mess. 

In terms of both competency and results, Biden is the single worst president in the modern era. Now, the only election pitch from Democrats in 2024 is Donald Trump. 

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This is what we see in case after case against Donald Trump. This is what happens when you have a weaponized Department of Justice, when our justice system is used as a political weapon. When we are criminalizing political differences. Yet Trump is still clobbering Biden in almost every battleground state in spite of all of this. And four arrests and four arraignments. Democrats, they may be needing a plan B. 

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Houston Texans rookie quarterback C.J. Stroud had an incredible Sunday as he led the team to a victory in the final seconds against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

But the win and setting the rookie record for most passing yards in a single game wasn’t the only thing on his mind when he came to the podium to talk to reporters.

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Stroud took the opportunity to talk about his father, Coleridge Bernard Stroud III, who remains incarcerated after receiving a 38 years to life sentence after pleading guilty in 2016 to carjacking, kidnapping and robbery charges in a drug-related incident.

"What I’ve been battling with is trying to still be a family man, still help out, and still be a football player and do my job," Stroud said. "It’s been tough."

Stroud, who has been open about his faith in the past, has relied on a strong support system with his family and friends even through his father may not see him play. He said he was praying his father could catch a break and get to NRG Stadium one day to see him play.

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Coleridge Stroud III has been in prison since the quarterback was in middle school and is currently serving time at Folsom State Prison near Sacramento. He said, initially, he wasn’t sure if he wanted to speak out publicly but was moved to support his father and others in prison.

"Our criminal justice system isn’t right, and it’s something that I need to probably be a little more vocal about, because what he’s going through is not right," C.J. Stroud said. "He called me this week, and we got to talk, and I’m praying for the situation and a reform, and the people with reform are helping me a little bit. 

"But, I think just letting it be known that it’s not just my dad’s situation, but the whole criminal justice system is corrupt."

The quarterback said he was also upset by videos he’s seen of squalid conditions at prisons in Mississippi.

"Some of the prisons there have rats, roaches and things like that," he said. "Don’t get me wrong — criminals, they should do their time, but they’re still humans, know what I mean? I just want to shine a light on that really quick."

The Associated Press contributed to this report.