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How will history remember Joe Biden? | LBC
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7:55Now PlayingFollowing Joe Biden's address to the nation for the first time since the results of the US election, Nick Ferrari asks what his presidential legacy will be.
He is joined by Professor Stephen Barber, a Political Economist and Professor of Global Affairs at the University of East London, and Christopher Walton, a Democrat Strategist & Delegate for Wisconsin to the Democratic Convention.
Professor Barber believes that Biden was 'strong' at handling the economy, citing the growth of GDP today versus before the pandemic in the US as evidence.
Christopher Walton tells Nick that Biden had a 'successful legislative term' and that he 'fought for 50 years to get to the White House’. Yet, Nick asks why these things were not mentioned during Harris' campaign.
In his speech outside the White House, President Biden promised a "peaceful transition of power". He added that he has spoken on the phone and he reassured him there will be a peaceful changeover. He has pledged to work with Donald Trump during the last 73 days of his administration.
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