Tonight’s rundown: COVID Anniversary: It has been one year since COVID-19 was declared a pandemic and became the most politicized event in modern day history As President Biden plans to deliver a short address to the nation tonight, what do the 81 million people who voted for him think of his performance so far? Biden’s “reckless” immigration policies are getting him in trouble with multiple states Judge Cahill reinstates the third-degree murder charge against Derek Chauvin, while George Floyd’s memorial site reportedly becomes an anti-cop autonomous zone Brooklyn Lawyers accused of torching NYPD car with Molotov cocktails over the summer are offered a plea deal The woman who found Lady Gaga’s dogs alive and well has yet to receive her reward money A local bookstore in Portland, Oregon is refusing to sell conservative writer Andy Ngo’s book for fear of backlash and violence The University of Texas’ school song is found to have no racial intent behind its lyrics This Week in History, 1918: First cases reported in deadly flu pandemic Final Thought: A viewer compares Bill to Edward R. Murrow Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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