Biden promises ‘no more drilling’ two days before crucial midterm elections

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President Joe Biden made an apparently unscripted remark Sunday night that there will be “no more drilling” under his watch in response to someone in the crowd at his rally with Gov. Kathy Hochul (D-NY).

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