Coming up on the daily with Meno Patterson, by Biden, as he prepares to leave political office after 50 years of public service, how will Joe Biden be remembered?

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He was the youngest person ever to have a seat in the Senate. He is the oldest ever occupant

of the Oval Office. After more than five decades in politics, Joe Biden's career comes to an end after four

years at the very top as the 46th president of the United States. He's been a politician, in fact,

for a fifth of the U.S.'s very existence. But it all comes to an end Monday when Donald Trump

takes over. So just how will he be remembered?

It will take time to feel the full impact of all we've done together. But the seeds are planted

and they'll grow and they'll bloom for decades to come. At home, we've created nearly 17 million

new jobs more than any other single administration, a single term.

More people of healthcare than ever before.

And overseas we strengthen NATO.

Ukraine is still free.

And so much more.

I'm so proud of how much we've accomplished together for the American people.

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