Today Joe Biden became the forty-sixth president of the United States.&nbsp; Will America heed President&nbsp; Biden&rsquo;s calls to end an 'uncivil war' in political debate that spilled over into violence at the capitol two weeks ago?
A vice presidential swearing-in also makes history.&nbsp;
Now that Donald Trump has left Washington and been kicked off Twitter, what has changed and what remains the same?&nbsp;&nbsp;
And how will Connecticut&rsquo;s political parties be impacted by the change at the White House?
Guests:
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<li>Robert A. Sanders --&nbsp;Chair of the National Security Department of the Henry C. Lee College at the University of New Haven</li>
<li>Bilal Sekou --&nbsp;Associate Professor of Political Science at the University of Hartford (<a href="http://twitter.com/BilalSekou">@BilalSekou</a>)</li>
<li>Daniela Altimari --&nbsp;Hartford Courant Politics Reporter (<a href="http://twitter.com/capitolwatch">@capitolwatch</a>)</li>
</ul>
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