Welcome to the week in 60 minutes from Spectator TV recorded on Thursday, January the 21st.

This week, Joe Biden becomes president on his third attempt. We look at what

to expect from the Biden administration. Britain's vaccine rollout continues to general acclaim,

but has it slowed recently? And what should the government do about those who don't want to be

vaccinated? And Russian opposition politician Alexei Navalny returned to Moscow

and was immediately arrested.

What to make of this brave and provocative figure?

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First, America has a 46th president, the oldest ever to take office and in the most unprecedented of circumstances.

With mobs rampaging through Capitol Hill, the pandemic still raging in the

country, and deep divisions across the nation. Is President Trump really the right antidote

to four years? Is President Biden really the right antidote to four years of Mr. Trump?

I'm joined by Kate Ange.

I'm a resident American who's penned a hopeful cover piece for the magazine this week.

Kate, you said that Biden was lucky, unlucky.

What do you mean by that?

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