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This is a narration of my blog post, Lessons from The Years of Lyndon Johnson by Robert Caro.

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Boris Johnson’s appearance before the Covid Inquiry always had the feeling of the end of season pre-Xmas finale. It began with protests from the bereaved - who Johnson had avoided by arriving early.

He offered his apology , insisted the UK death rate had been comparatively normal, and couldn’t quite explain what if anything he thought he’d got wrong.

Later- Suella in the Commons. What was that speech about?

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After a three-week vacancy, House Republicans elected Rep. Mike Johnson of Louisiana speaker. We’ll give you the rundown on who Johnson is and what his far-right associations could mean for the challenging weeks ahead in Congress. And, on the other side of the Capitol rotunda, senators are working on new ways to end Sen. Tommy Tuberville’s military promotion blockade. Plus, a 14-year-old scientist’s cancer-fighting bar of soap.

Here’s everything we talked about:

• • “5 things to know about Speaker Mike Johnson” from The Hill

• • “McCarthy’s fundraising guru will back newly anointed Speaker Mike Johnson” from Politico

• • “Mike Johnson is the least experienced House speaker in 140 years” from Axios

• • “Virginia teen named top young scientist for cancer-fighting soap” from The Washington Post

• • “Senators prep proposal to go around Tuberville’s holds” from Politico

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After four years of fighting, the Union had persevered in bringing the seceded states back into the fold. But the newly reunited country had a great deal of healing to do. Reconstruction took over a decade, and the passage of several constitutional amendments, to create new scaffolding. And even as a new century dawned, the United States was as segregated as ever.

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The Times Briefing for the Morning of Wednesday 22nd March

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Impeachment is does not necessarily mean a president is removed from office. But it could. It's a fascinating procedure that has been crafted and shaped over the years because of a lack of detail in its initial definition. Listen in today to learn all about the weird and wacky process of impeachment.

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