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An impassioned state of the union address by President Biden served as an unofficial kick-off to the general election. On that and what lies ahead in the race for the White House, we turn now to the analysis of Brooks. on that is

and what lies ahead in the race for the White House we turn now to the

analysis of Brooks and Kapart.

That is New York Times columnist David Brooks and Jonathan Kapart,

associate editor for the Washington Post.

Great to see you both as always. Jonathan, thank you for joining us from Philadelphia. the because the numbers are in, according to Nielsen,

huge numbers for President Biden.

Some 32 million Americans tuned in to watch.

That's 18% higher than last year.

And as we noted, it was a pretty fiery fiery delivery some unscripted back and forth

we'll call them including moments like this unfolded. We have two ways to go

Republicans can cut Social Security

and give more tax breaks to the wealthy.

I will, that's the proposal.

Oh no, you guys don't want another two trillion dollar tax cut? I kind of thought that's what your plan was.

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