This week marks a year since president Joe Biden has been sworn in as our country’s 46th president. You're not alone if you feel like it happened more than 365 days ago.
We saw more people getting vaccinated, yet Covid continues to mutate, spread and affect our daily lives. We saw traditional U.S. allies relieved about a return to relative normalcy in diplomacy, but we also witnessed a chaotic end to a 20-year-war in Afghanistan. This week, the filibuster and voting rights act fell through in the Senate, and student debt forgiveness, criminal justice and climate change reforms hang in the balance.
These failures have had an impact on voters across the country, according to recent polling. So what does that mean for the future of the Biden administration?
For the discussion we're joined by Joel Payne, Democratic strategist, host of the podcast, Here Comes the Payne, and CBS News political contributor.