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On today's show, the Biden administration waffles on its pledge to take in more refugees,

the re-republicans try to start a white nationalist caucus in the House of Representatives,

and Krikin Media, political director, Shanico McClendon joins us to talk about our brand

new filibuster whip count, where you can see exactly where your democratic senator stands

on eliminating the rule that's standing in the way of just about everything good in the

world.

But first, in case you missed it, check out Pudzev The People, where co-host Kaya Henderson

sat down with Oscar-nominated director, Shaka King, to talk about Judas in the Black Messiah,

fantastic interview, fantastic show, as always, Drey and the gang have been doing some great

work lately covering a lot of really important news.

Go check it out.

Alright, let's get to the news.

One of the many awful legacies of Trump's presidency was his decision to turn away thousands

of refugees trying to escape war and persecution in some of the most desperate places in the

world.

Up until 2016, the United States took in about 80,000 refugees each year, that was true

under both democratic and republican presidents.

By Trump's last year in office, however, the cap was down to 15,000, one five, and he essentially

banned refugees from majority Muslim and African countries.

On Friday, Joe Biden signed an order that ended that ban, but left in place the historically

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