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Bill Scher (Real Clear Politics, Politico) and Matt K. Lewis (The Daily Beast, MattLewis.org)
- Bill’s hot new hairstyle . 0:00
- Biden’s blessedly platitudinous inauguration address . 1:40
- How flexible will Biden be on border security? . 5:03
- Bipartisan signaling from the Republicans . 11:37
- Matt: If Trump wants to start a new party, bring it on . 21:26
- Fox News’ attempt to maintain its political influence . 25:01
- Trump’s decision to ignore judges and focus on pardons . 29:34
- Can the 6-3 conservative majority on the Supreme Court hold? . 39:53
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Recorded:Jan 20
Posted:Jan 20, 2021
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