From the Heritage Foundation, I'm Michelle Cordero, and this is Heritage Explains.

Joe Biden is quickly becoming one of the most unpopular presidents in U.S. history at such an early stage of a presidency.

Nine months in, his disastrous Afghanistan withdraw, the massive crisis on the southern border,

and a socialist-style big government agenda have American voters disappointed.

Even CNN is worried.

Here's CNN's John King discussing President Joe Biden's declining poll numbers.

The president's approval rating is down to 44%.

His disapproval is at 50%.

If a year from now, the president's numbers are like that,

goodbye House, goodbye Senate, goodbye a lot of governor's races. Music disapproval is at 50%. If a year from now, the president's numbers are like that,

goodbye House, goodbye Senate, goodbye a lot of governor's races.

So how is Joe Biden doing on the international stage?

Nile Gardner, whose op-ed Why Britain Can't Stand Joe Biden, inspired today's episode, says that the anti-Biden sentiment outside to produce podcasts like Heritage Explains and SCOTUS 101.

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Nail, thank you so much for joining us.

It's a great pleasure to be here. Thank you very much.

So when did Joe Biden start off this

bad relationship with the UK? Well, I would say that it started, you know, on day one of his

presidency when he decided to remove a bust of Winston Churchill from the Oval Office. That bus

had actually been removed before by Barack Obama several years ago, and Joe Biden did the same after Donald Trump brought it back to the Oval Office when he was president.

And so it's not a very good sign when a US president removes, you know, a bust of a greatly revered British leader, Winston Churchill, who's not only, of course, loved by the British people, but also by the American people as well.

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