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Joy Reid describes "Biden-Bidening" as a return to the President's traditional foreign and domestic policy strengths, citing a counterterrorism raid in Syria and a meeting with New York Mayor Eric Adams. The hosts argue this represents a return to the centrist politics of the 1994 Crime Bill. They suggest a "Crime Bill 2.0" may be approaching as a response to rising crime rates.
The NFL established an $89 million fund for social justice causes to mitigate player protests, a move led by Malcolm Jenkins and the Players Coalition. This created a rift between Jenkins and the faction led by Eric Reid and Colin Kaepernick, who accused the coalition of hijacking the movement and abandoning Kaepernick. Critics like Josh Norman questioned why Kaepernick did not speak for himself during these negotiations, while Reid remained his primary vocal defender.
