Inside Biden's Year One Agenda

12/30/21 • 38 min

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For this special year-end solo episode, Dan reviews the major policy failures of the Biden Administration's first year. All the facts you should know about inflation, the border crisis, Build Back Better, COVID response, and much more in just 38 minutes.

1:30 - Oil and gas regulations

7:50 - COVID response

10:00 - Inflation

12:45 - Build Back Better

20:00 - Crime wave and bail reform

24:30 - Biden's administration nominations

27:30 - Biden's Supreme Court failures

30:00 - Afghanistan withdrawal

32:40 - Border crisis

1:30 - Oil and gas regulations

7:50 - COVID response

10:00 - Inflation

12:45 - Build Back Better

20:00 - Crime wave and bail reform

24:30 - Biden's administration nominations

27:30 - Biden's Supreme Court failures

30:00 - Afghanistan withdrawal

32:40 - Border crisis

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