but currently, mr. president, what was your live boy, caleb moore? pin our us correspondence. caleb, thanks for staying across the story and quite a long what was the address bar, joe biden? there one of the main takeaways from the president's address. sure, well, after joe biden gave brief remarks summing up how things have been going, talking about the availability of coven tests and the progress that's being made, his plans to improve the economy. he started taking questions from reporters. one reporter asked him if perhaps he over promised and his in his 1st year in office. this is how that exchange went promised to the american public. what you could achieve in your 1st year in office and how do you plan to course direct going forward. i used to not just look, i didn't know or promise in, but i have probably up perform when anybody felt what happened. now, joe biden continued to emphasize that those things are bad in the united states, in terms of inflation rising crime. the ongoing pandemic and coven numbers rising, that he thinks things are gra

a growing problem of affordable housing in the city for the less well off on the east coast on caleb moore. pet reports the south of central park and manhattan are 7 skyscraper buildings that are referred to as billionaires ro. these are homes only affordable to the ultra rich, while billionaires ro is certainly driving up rent and housing costs for average citizens. one thing it is not doing is increasing tax revenue. new york city's property taxes are based on assessed value, not the sales price residence of 157, the luxury apartment building. that's part of billionaires ro, also get a tax break because the company owns some affordable housing far away in the bronx . it's a pretty convenient loophole that allows the billionaire residents to have some of their tax burden. east. i've looked into the controversy with former new york city council candidate and lawyer marnie hall. last is a huge tax discrepancy. and you know, a lot of activists have been calling and the $421.00 a tax subsidy because the city loses so much money. and in $22011700000000.00 of money that the city could have got

c correspondent caleb moore been take a closer look at what's marks biden's 1st year in office. madame tussaud's, as presented, joe biden was quite an honor to celebrate his 1st year in office. he and his vice president had been immortalized in wax. ah. 6 pamela harris is the 1st vice president to go in with some joking that she was added simply because joe biden can't cope on his own. now they're hollywood smiles are recreated almost to realistically for some put them in the white house. it would have the same results or probably better, can we put them in the oval? they're about as useful as the real things outstanding job of capturing the likeness of both prison, biden's, vice president harris, historic because it's the 1st set of wax figures with the same amount of careers met and mental capacity as the real versions. so how did we get to this point? well, and joe biden 1st took off his mainstream media, talked about it like it was a fairy tale. he was sweeping in to rescue us from the nightmare of donald trump. he was going to re unify the country president elect joe biden, and vi

and pushed through some key bills without been derailed by members of his own party and ortiz caleb moore's reports. the biden administration is down dealing with the fact that at this point we have one of their own party stepping up, cursed and cinema. stepping up a senator from arizona saying that she will not vote to change the senate rules and enable the repub, republican opposed bill that is going to extend voting rights according to the democrats and tended to protect the rights of voters. ah, she's not going to vote to change the senate rules now kirsten cinema. she did say that that she opposes the republican legislation around the country and she favors of protecting the rights of voters as the joe biden bill intends to do. but she's not okay with changing the st rules in order to do it. this is what she said. where does this descending spiral of division lead and how can we stop it? our country's divisions have now fueled efforts in several states that will make it more difficult for americans to vote and undermine faith at all american should have in our elections in our democrac

father, raised eyebrows to some wonder if his interest lineup with that of the american people. caleb moore's expense after 10 lawns, joe biden has finally gotten around to nominating somebody to run the us food and drug administration. that is certainly an important post during the pandemic. the nominee is robert caliph and he's faced some tough questions in washington. caliph is a cardiologist turned multi millionaire, and he's been deputy commissioner at the f d a since 2015 alarm bells have consistently been going off about how well connected he is. e mails revealed he'd been having cozy meetings with lobbyists of the very companies he's supposed to be regulating watchdogs, raised their concerns. expressed concerns regarding the recent emanation of dr. robert kyle, if to lead to food and drug administration and to urge the committee to reject his nomination. calif worked with lobbyists to put together a new bill that would fast track new drugs onto the market. cutting back on the procedures put in place to make sure the public is safe. the bill he helped right along with big pharma lobbyi

businesses and households across the us are being crushed under the weight of the spiraling inflation. caleb moore pin, check out what it's doing to store prices in new york. as the saying goes, a dollar and a dollar anymore, and american families are being squeezed by inflation. there has been a 7 percent increase and consumer prices over the past year. that's the fastest increase that we've seen since. 1982 joe biden has promised that he is going to fight these increasing costs of pretty much everything. and he has already found someone to blame for the crisis. the bottom line, this isn't just about quick winds. it's about reversing decades of concentration of her workers, consumers and small businesses. it didn't happen any one time. it's been over a period of time now a long time. the average cost of red in new york state and 2021 was $0.88. here, a popular supermarket in manhattan, there's bread for sale for roughly $3.48, or $4.27. now, prices in manhattan are loc, steeper, even in good time. that's a pretty significant increase in cost for the consumer. i food thickly thumb is really going