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Dispatch Live: Donald Trump’s Second Term Begins

Tune in to a special livestreamed conversation.

Ecstatic for the Biden administration to be coming to an end? Dreading Donald Trump’s return to the White House? Join Steve Hayes, Sarah Isgur, Mike Warren, David Drucker, and more of your Dispatch favorites for a discussion of Monday’s inauguration festivities.

What is Joe Biden’s legacy? What kind of tone did Trump try to strike in his inaugural address—and will it last? What executive orders can we expect in the next few days? The gang will discuss all that and more, right after Trump finishes speaking on Monday afternoon.

Show Notes:

Grab a drink, prepare your questions, and join us on YouTube this afternoon, right after Donald Trump’s inaugural address ends!

Who: Steve Hayes, Sarah Isgur, Mike Warren, David Drucker, and more

When: Monday, January 20, 2025, immediately after Trump’s inaugural address concludes

Where: YouTube


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