Biden and Trump Spar Over January 6th as Schumer Pushes to Change the Filibuster, and is the White House Gearing Up For A Battle with Teachers' Unions over Covid Closures?

Both President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris gave speeches on Thursday to mark the first anniversary of the January sixth attack on the US Capitol. Their prescription: change the way Americans vote to shift more control toward the federal government and away from the states. That is tough sell in a narrowly divided Senate – so what happens next? Meanwhile public-school teachers and parents are at odds over the return to in-person learning as the Omicron virus sweeps across the country. The CDC weighed in by relaxing isolation and quarantine guidelines for schools, setting up what could be a bigger battle between The White House and the teachers unions just in time for the 2022 midterms. Tom Bevin, co-founder and president of RealclearPolitics, Carl Cannon, Washington Bureau Chief, and Phil Wegmann, White House correspondent join Andrew Walworth on this edition of the RealClearPolitics Takeaway Podcast.