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“Politics ought to be boring”: Tom Nichols on Biden’s first 100 days
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“Politics ought to be boring”: Tom Nichols on Biden’s first 100 days

For international relations expert Tom Nichols, the best way to have a non-divisive US presidency is to elect a president who's "kind of boring." That's what Joe Biden has delivered so far, a stark contrast to the high drama of the previous administration, and deeply unsettling for the GOP. Ian Bremmer's interview with Nichols on the latest episode of GZERO World begins airing on US public television Friday, April 30. Check local listings.

Grading President Biden's first 100 days; 2020 US Census helps Sun Belt states
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Grading President Biden's first 100 days; 2020 US Census helps Sun Belt states

How would you grade President Biden's performance in his first 100 days? Who are the winners and losers from the 2020 US census results? Get insights on the latest news in US politics from Jon Lieber, head of Eurasia Group's coverage of political and policy developments in Washington.

Republican Congresswoman Nancy Mace on the chances for bipartisanship in Congress
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Republican Congresswoman Nancy Mace on the chances for bipartisanship in Congress

Freshman Republican Representative Nancy Mace has only been in Congress for a few weeks, but she already has big plans. As a new voice for the Republican party, she hopes to find ways to work together. The South Carolina former businesswoman spoke to Ian Bremmer on GZERO World in the days leading up to a Senate impeachment trial of former President Donald Trump.

Quick Take: US stimulus, vaccine rollout, & Russian cyber espionage
Quick Take

Quick Take: US stimulus, vaccine rollout, & Russian cyber espionage

Ian Bremmer's Quick Take:

Hi, everybody. It's Christmas week. God, we need it. Great to see you and a little quick take to kick us off this last full week of 2020, getting through on fumes this most, most challenging year. First, obviously happy to finally see a deal come through almost a trillion dollars in relief that is desperately needed in the United States. People complaining that $600 checks aren't going to do very much. And I agree, it's kind of pathetic, especially in the context of what other advanced industrial democracies have been doing for their working populations around the world, but it's better than zero, which is where we were.

Trump's chances of proving election interference are over
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Trump's chances of proving election interference are over

Jon Lieber, who leads Eurasia Group's coverage of political and policy developments in Washington, offers insights on US politics:


Is Trump out of options now that William Barr said the DOJ found no election interference? Will Biden's new economic team be able to make progress on a COVID stimulus plan? Reports that Trump discussed pardons with his three eldest children begs for an important question, what about Tiffany?

Why US COVID relief package progress is unlikely before January
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Why US COVID relief package progress is unlikely before January

Jon Lieber, who leads Eurasia Group's coverage of political and policy developments in Washington, offers insights on US politics:

With 250,000 Americans dead of COVID and case counts rising, is there any sign of a federal relief package on the way? Why is everyone so mad at California Governor Gavin Newsom?