Looking back at President Biden's first year, a new CDC study about COVID immunity,

Boris Johnson's bad cup of tea, and other top news for Friday, January 21st.

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The Biden administration got to taste birthday cake for the first time yesterday, but it was

a bit sour.

New polls show 56% of Americans disapprove of President Biden's performance and only

28% want him to run for re-election.

If asked about his accomplishments, Biden would highlight passing the $1.9 trillion COVID relief

bill, passing the $1.2 trillion bipartisan infrastructure bill, and unemployment dropping

to 3.9%.

He would most likely leave out, inflation hitting a 40-year high, multiple resurgences

of COVID, and the chaotic Afghanistan withdrawal.

The president held a two-hour Q&A on Tuesday where he expressed optimism about passing

billed back better in chunks, predicted a minor incursion of Ukraine by Russia, Ukraine

was not thrilled by this, and said he wanted more outside perspectives in the White House

moving forward.

Our hope is never contingent on a political outcome.

It's much more secure than that.

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