I think for the past few months, maybe starting around November, you started to see Biden

become much more vocal in his attacks on Republicans, and we've seen that carry on

into the new year.

You know, he directly asked them what do they want to be remembered for on voting rights.

I think we will continue to see the White House do that, especially because that's what

the base wants.

President Biden's press coverage has taken a turn as his poll numbers have dropped.

Miss Depp's, you know, Afghanistan, COVID, and arguably not taking inflation seriously

enough.

So the question is, what's the White House's strategy for turning it around?

Hey.

Hey, how's it going?

It's going pretty good.

No complaints.

My grandmother said you can complain, but no end cares.

That is absolutely true.

Cedric Richmond is a senior adviser to the president and the director of the White House

Office of Public Engagement.

But for his current gig, he's been a decade up until pretty recently as Louisiana's

second district representative.

My colleagues in Congress probably would not want me to say this, but it's a lot more

work than it was in Congress.

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