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Today, Joe Biden will be sworn in as the 46th president of the United States, and Kamala Harris will become the first female vice president, the highest-ranking female elected official in U.S. history, and the first African American and first Asian American vice president. This notable moment in history comes as this deeply divided nation confronts a global pandemic and economic uncertainty. Several DU professors joined the DU Newsroom for a conversation about the challenges ahead. Joe Biden is...

>> this looks a lot more permanent than just a-- an occupy at the present time. >> yes, definitely. i want to be comfortable because im in it for the long run. >> warner: as the aftermath of the financial crisis persists, ray suarez examines the question of who was punished for their roles and who wasnt. >> brown: and we close with a conversation with author colin woodard about his new book-- a different take on americas political and cultural landscape. >> brown: thats all ahead on to...

follows occupy wall street from new york to washington, where the activists have settled in. >> this looks a lot more permanent than just a-- an occupy at the present time. >> yes, definitely. i want to be comfortable because im in it for the long run. >> warner: as the aftermath of the financial crisis persists, ray suarez examines the question of who was punished for their roles and who wasnt. >> brown: and we close with conversation with author colin woodard about his new book-- a d...

the activists have settled in. >> this looks a lot more permanent than just a-- an occupy at the present time. >> yes, definitely. i want to be comfortable because im in it for the long run. >> warner: as the aftermath of the financial crisis persists, ray suarez examines the question of who was punished for their roles and who wasnt. >> brown: and we close with a conversation with author colin woodard about his new book-- a different take on americas political and cultural landscape. ...

new york to washington, where the activists have settled in. >> this looks a lot more permanent than just a-- an occupy at the present time. >> yes, definitely. i want to be comfortable because im in it for the long run. >> warner: as the aftermath of the financial crisis persists, ray suarez examines the question of who was punished for their roles and who wasnt. >> brown: and we close with a conversation with author colin woodard about his new book-- a different take on americas poli...