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Welcome to the Views Room, a weekly podcast brought to you by Reuters' Breaking Views.

I'm John Foley, the U.S. editor of Breaking News here in New York.

Now, as milestones go, it's hard to beat the inauguration

of Joe Biden as the 46th US president on January the 20th. He's taking office with a team of seasoned

would-be policymakers, a to-do list as long as your arm and a deeply divided country to govern.

I chatted with our DC expert Gina Chong and our deputy editor, Richard Beals, about what to govern. I chatted with our DC expert Gina Chon and our deputy editor

Richard Beals about what to expect. After that, we go to a country where political transitions

are few and far between, and that's China. Pete Sweeney and Yawen Chen give us a rundown on a gigantic

economy where local government finances are stressed, social frictions are rising,

and private sector investment is dangerously slow in.

Well, Joe Biden is now President of the United States after his inauguration,

rounding off a fairly tense couple of months and at times fraught election cycle. Gina, if there's

anyone who knows their way around a presidential inauguration, it's you. Tell us, what do you make

of this? You saw Biden give his speech. You've been looking in some detail at some of the things that are going to be on

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