Welcome to Potsade of America, I'm John Favreau.

I'm Dan Fiverr.

On today's show, the Biden administration's focus on the pandemic and the economy is interrupted

by multiple new challenges, Democrats analyze how to pull and advertise better in the next

election, and Potsade the People's Sam Sinyangway joins us to talk about police reform after

another devastating killing in Minnesota.

Dan, let's start with the Biden administration, which is nearing its first 100 days.

The president's average approval rating with voters stands at 53% with 42% disapproving,

that is much higher than Donald Trump's 41% average approval, slightly below Barack

Obama's at this point in his term.

Part of this administration's success has been their ability to zero in on one simple

overarching message over the last few months.

Here it is.

Shots in arms and money in pockets.

Shots in arms and money in pockets.

But of course, as you and I are painfully aware, even the most successful White House

message is inevitably interrupted by events beyond your control.

In just the last week, the Biden administration has had to deal with an influx of migrants

at the border, tensions between Israel and Iran, a timeline for withdrawal in Afghanistan,

a Russian military build up near Ukraine, another black man killed by police in Minnesota,

a fourth wave of COVID cases in states like Michigan, and the request from the FDA and CDC

on Tuesday for states to temporarily pause the use of the J&J vaccine after six women

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