" I do n’t think he can win up against Donald Trump as it stands right now . I just do n’t . "

It’s been a week since that debate, and six House membershave calledon President Biden to withdraw from the race.

There have also been a few celebrities who have called for the same thing, too, and here’s who they are:

1.Stephen King

He posted on X, “Joe Biden has been a fine president, but it’s time for him—in the interests of the America he so clearly loves—to announce he will not run for re-election.”

Joe Biden has been a fine president , but it ’s time for him — in the interest of the America he so clearly loves — to herald he will not unravel for re - election .

2.Rob Reiner

He posted on X, “It’s time for Joe Biden to step down.”

It ’s time to stop make love around . If the Convicted Felon wins , we mislay our Democracy . Joe Biden has in effect served US with honor , decency , and dignity . It ’s time for Joe Biden to step down .

3.John Cusack

He agreed with Rob Reiner’s post: “he’s right.”

There has been no great booster of Biden ‘s domesticated policy than Rob- he ’s right-hand .https://t.co/atuZmXWjfR

4.Sara HainesfromThe View

Shesaid, “I don’t think he can win up against Donald Trump as it stands right now. I just don’t.”

The View ’s Alyssa Farah Griffin and Sara Haines flashlight Biden ’s election chance after Colorado - hosts hold full accompaniment , let in Whoopi Goldberg say she does n’t care if Biden " pooped his pants . ““Risking a expanse in the House and the Senate . “https://t.co/0MqrGWT25rpic.twitter.com / J8cCrJCuFH

5.Michael Moore

He posted on X pleading to Biden, “Be the one who not only stopped Trump, but also the brave man who gave us our 1st woman in the Oval Office. She will complete your mission—and we’ll stand beside her. THIS is your moment in history. Do the right thing.”

On today ’s podcast , my plea to Biden : Be the one who not only stopped Trump , but also the audacious man who gave us our 1st char in the Oval Office . She will complete your mission — and we ’ll stand beside her . THIS is your moment in history . Do the right thing.https://t.co/OP8T4LZxQC

6.And lastly,Stephen Colbert

Hesaidon his show, “Self-sacrifice takes a particular kind of courage, and that is a courage I believeJoe Bidenis capable of. I believe he is a good enough man, and a good enough President to put the needs of the country ahead of the needs of his ego. And however painful that may be, it is possible to hand leadership to a younger generation for the greater goodest.”

Stephen King in a suit and tie at an event

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Rob Reiner smiles while posing in a dark blazer and jeans at the 24th Beverly Hills Film Festival

John Cusack in a dark suit and shirt poses in front of a backdrop at the Berlin International Film Festival

Sara Haines posed on the red carpet in a sleeveless, high-neck dress at an event

Michael Moore smiling, wearing a baseball cap and glasses, dressed casually in a black hoodie

Stephen Colbert, in a dark suit and tie, sits at a desk with a cityscape background on "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert."

Stephen Colbert is walking outdoors, dressed in a dark suit, white shirt, and striped tie, holding glasses in one hand, with his other hand in his pocket