When President Biden took office back in January the top domestic priority was the Covid-19 pandemic. And while that remains true today, the administration is in the midst of dealing with some other domestic crises, while trying to advance the president’s policy agenda. It’s a delicate balance made more difficult by a deeply divided Congress.

CGTN’s White House correspondent Nathan King reports.
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Joining the discussion:

• Adolfo Franco is an attorney and Republican strategist.
• Chris Hahn hosts “The Aggressive Progressive” podcast and the syndicated Chris Hahn radio program.
• Rafael Bernal covers politics for The Hill newspaper.
• Joseph Williams is the senior news editor at U.S. News & World Report.

 

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