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the story behind the story and we figure out what is reliable.

Today with President Biden now in office, former Trump aides are speaking out.

I'll show you brand new comments from Dr. Deborah Burks about how Trump hurt America's pandemic response.

Plus, what should we expect from Biden's new press shop?

Press secretaries from the Bush, Clinton, and Obama White Houses are all coming together

here for the first time to talk about that.

And later, Trump's final act in office, literally as he was

touching down in Florida, his final act was a favor to a Fox News star. We will

have the pardon details and we will close with some wisdom from the late Larry King.

But first, this question, is President Biden making the news boring again?

People are always asking what the media will do post President Trump. This

week after Biden's inauguration they've been asking are reporters going through

withdrawal? Are they missing Trump's tweets? Are they lost without outrageous to cover?

These headlines from Axios and other websites point out that the Biden's plan is dull by design. So is he making the news boring again? Let me answer all

of those questions the way Biden would. Come on man! No way. The Biden White House is clearly a break from the chaos and

incompetence of Trump world. But we are living through history right now.

January alone has been one of the most tumultuous months in all of American history.

The follow-ups will take many months and maybe years.

There is so much to report, and there is nothing boring about the COVID-19 crisis.

Nothing boring about this national emergency as Biden has rightly identified it.

With more than 3,000 Americans dying from COVID-19 every single day. It is a story that demands our

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