First Lady Jill Biden, 73, comes out fighting after Joe's disastrous TV debate - saying her husband 'will continue to fight' election race against Donald Trump

Jill Biden insists she and her husband 'will continue to fight' despite his catastrophic TV debate performance.

The First Lady, 73, said last night that she and Joe Biden 'will not let those 90 minutes define the four years he's been president'. She added that the 81-year-old Democrat 'will always do what's best for the country.'

The interview in Vogue magazine came as it emerged that the Biden family 'united behind' him during a meeting at Camp David last weekend.

Jill Biden insists she and her husband 'will continue to fight' despite his catastrophic TV debate performance

They feel that 'you get up and keep fighting' after such knockbacks and believe that few voters will have been swayed by the debate last Thursday.

Hunter Biden, 54, who was found guilty on three charges related to buying a handgun, wants America to see 'the version of his father that he knows'.

That he is 'scrappy [feisty and determined] and in command of the facts', The New York Times reported.

Joe Biden during the presidential debate with former United States President Donald Trump

Such certainty among Mr Biden's inner circle has exasperated many Democrats who don't believe he can beat Donald Trump. In the TV debate he rambled and often looked ponderous. 

But the website Axios is reporting that Mr Biden's supporters have drawn up an eight-point plan to quell unrest.

The top priority is to stop 'bedwetting' among Democrats and to warn that replacing Mr Biden would be 'chaos' with just four months to go.