Hello, and welcome to another edition of the Byron York Show, the no-chit-chat podcast.

We'd like to get right into it.

And what we're going to get right into today is the issue of Joe Biden's course correction.

Actually, there's not going to be a course correction, and that's what we're going to get

into.

The failures of President Biden's first year in office are really obvious to everybody.

Inflation is raging.

COVID is raging.

Crime is spiking in a lot of big cities.

The U.S.-Mexico border is a mess.

The American withdrawal from Afghanistan was a mess.

And with it all, with all of that happening, the President and his party are obsessed,

most of all, with passing a voting rules bill that would help ensure their future election

by federalizing the voting system along lines favorable to Democrats.

So that's the problem right there.

Things are going badly, and the President is not focused on issues that concern Americans the most.

So we've just had the first anniversary of Biden's presidency,

one year since he's been in office, and in all of the kind of think pieces that you see around

this, there has been a lot of talk about a reset or a reboot or a restart for his administration.

Here's the thing, it's just talk.

As he puts it together and approaches to governing in year two,

Joe Biden is still Joe Biden.

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