Hey, everybody. This is a special episode of the Mo news podcast where we're looking ahead

to all things 2023. I'm Mochua Nunu and I'm Jill Wagner. Today we're looking beyond

the daily headlines and back to the future roads. We're we're going. We don't need roads.

This is our 2023 predictions episode. So Jill, lots of shows do look backs on like, you know,

what we accomplished this year. Big news events of 2022. Instead, we want to look

ahead. Yeah. Want want. We want to look ahead because like, who you know, like at this point,

what's going to happen next year? So we will be talking everything from politics,

entertainment, give some expert predictions, our own hot takes and educated guesses on what we

think we might be seeing next year, given the news cycle. We're never going to be completely

right. Maybe we'll get a couple things right. We also solicited a bunch of your opinions and thoughts

on what 2023 might bring. We're going to incorporate those as well. Lots of great ones, Jill. I

want to start with a positive one, which speaks this episode. I so love quilting message me on

Instagram to say the world will not end in 2023. So we have that going for us. Okay. I hope so.

Okay, Mochua, lot on this episode. Who will be the presidential front runners? Will TikTok actually

get banned here in the United States? Will it be safe to look at your 401k in 2023? Or will the

stock market continue to fall? Will the royals reconcile? Who will join Rihanna at the Superbowl

halftime show? And who will be Pete Davidson's next love interest? Most just some of the pressing

questions we'll try to answer. That takes us from most important to least important. But depending

on who you are, maybe that last question is very important to you. Okay, but let's start with politics.

First up, presidential politics. President Biden is expected to make his decision on whether to run

again sometime in February or March. If Biden runs and wins a second term, he would be 82 years

old at his inauguration in 2025. And then 86 at the end of a second term, the previous oldest

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