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Other trademarks may be trademarks of their respective owners. 375114 CONTROVERSY BRIEFING U.S. COLUMNS WAS TRUMP The use of Why Cheney WORSE THAN psychedelics gambled NIXON? in therapy her career p.6 p.11 p.12 THE BEST OF THE U.S. AND INTERNATIONAL MEDIA Biden’s big challenge How the 46th president will try to clean up his predecessor’s mess Pages 4, 5 JANUARY 29, 2021 VOLUME 21 ISSUE 1011 ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT EVERYTHING THAT MATTERS WWW.THEWEEK.COM Free Financial Tools Wealth Management “Keep abundance in your thoughts and focus on financial well-being.” -Deepak ChopraTM, MD Founder, Chopra Global Author Deepak Chopra has a mission to empower personal transformation. A healthy, abundance-filled life begins with healthy habits. That’s why he’s working with Personal Capital to help people reduce stress and find financial confidence. Start today by using our powerful, free financial tools to see where you stand—now, and for your retirement. Find financial peace of mind. 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On election night in 2016, Donald futilely try to fill his bottomless pit of narcissistic need. Trump’s victory came as a shock even to him. As results came in, It hasn’t been good for the brand. In exile at Mar-a-Lago, adviser Steve Bannon said, Trump was speechless and “horrified.” he faces the real possibility that disgusted Republicans might Don Jr. said his father looked like he’d “seen a ghost.” Like mil- convict him at a second impeachment trial. He may soon be hit lions of Americans, Melania was crying, and they were not tears with a barrage of state and federal criminal prosecutions for a of joy. Trump’s personal attorney, Michael Cohen, later said his myriad of potential crimes. His business empire lies in ruins, longtime boss had told him the presidential run would serve as with massive debts coming due. Former aides and allies, includ- “the greatest infomercial in political history”—a way of pro- ing his once loyal Vice President Mike Pence, now shun him. He moting his real-estate and reality-TV brand. Breaking news: can’t even tweet anymore—oh, cruel fate! In a perverse way, says Trump did not grow into the job. He tweeted, watched Fox, and Trump biographer Michael D’Antonio, “this is the end that he golfed, turning the presidency into just another show. He used would have scripted for himself.” Trump has always seen himself his platform and power to sow chaos, spout lies and disinforma- as “a lonely hero” in a ruthless, Darwinian world, surrounded tion, poison our politics, defy norms and laws, pander to despots, by enemies and backstabbing friends—besieged, betrayed, a alienate allies, downplay and actually worsen a raging pandemic victim fighting everyone to the bitter end. Donald Trump created that’s killed 400,000 Americans, encourage and embolden white his own dystopian reality, and we can now leave William Falk supremacists, incite an insurrection to overturn an election, and him to it. Editor-in-chief NEWS 4 Main stories President Biden Editor-in-chief: William Falk inaugurated; Covid death Managing editors: Theunis Bates, toll tops 400,000 in U.S. Mark Gimein Assistant managing editor: Jay Wilkins 6 Controversy of the week Deputy editor/International: Susan Caskie How will history judge Deputy editor/Arts: Chris Mitchell Senior editors: Chris Erikson, Danny Funt, President Trump? Michael Jaccarino, Dale Obbie, Zach Schonbrun, Hallie Stiller 7 The U.S. at a glance Art director: Dan Josephs Prosecutors weigh Photo editor: Mark Rykoff charges against Trump; Copy editor: Jane A. Halsey Researchers: Joyce Chu, Alisa Partlan indictments over the Flint, Contributing editors: Ryan Devlin, Mich., water scandal Bruno Maddox Chief sales and marketing officer: 8 The world at a glance Adam Dub Migrant caravan stopped SVP, marketing: Lisa Boyars in Guatemala; Alexei Executive account director: Sara Schiano West Coast executive director: Tony Imperato Navalny jailed in Russia The 46th president taking the oath of office (p.4) Director, digital operations & advertising: Andy Price 10 People Manager, digital campaign operations: Jamie Dimon’s brush ARTS LEISURE Andrea Crino with death; Francis Ford 23 Books 28 Food & Drink North American CEO: Randy Siegel Coppola’s regrets about Chief operating & financial officer: The benefi ts of learning Flammekueche, the Kevin E. Morgan The Godfather Part III for learning’s sake Alsatian spin on pizza; three Director, financial reporting: delightful boxed wines Arielle Starkman 11 Briefi ng 24 Author of the week VP consumer marketing: Yanna Wilson- How psychedelic therapy Fischer Actor Gabriel Byrne 29 Consumer Consumer marketing director: could transform the reckons with his Ford’s electric Mustang; Leslie Guarnieri treatment of depression, childhood sexual abuse fi ve of the best work-from- Senior digital marketing director: addiction, and trauma Mathieu Muzzy home desk chairs Manufacturing manager, North America: 25 Music & Stage 12 Best U.S. columns Lori Crook Why sea shanties HR manager: Joy Hart Executing mentally ill have taken over BUSINESS Operations manager: Cassandra Mondonedo prisoners; why aren’t we TikTok Chairman: Jack Griffin wearing better masks? 32 News at a glance Dennis Group CEO: James Tye 26 Film & Home Netfl ix stock surges on Group CRO: Julian Lloyd-Evans 15 Best international subscriber growth; China’s U.K. founding editor: Jolyon Connell columns Media economic boom Company founder: Felix Dennis The debate over Israel Carey Mulligan and apartheid takes revenge 33 Making money x in Promising u How businesses are d e R 16 Talking points / Young Woman Visit us at TheWeek.com. s encouraging employees to s e The extremists and r For customer service go to P get Covid-19 vaccinations a v TheWeek.com/service. i ordinary Americans who R / u 34 Best columns a invaded Congress; a GOP Renew a subscription at e r P CEOs fl ex their political RenewTheWeek.com or give a l schism over impeachment; e n o muscle; Trump’s debt- gift at GiveTheWeek.com. i was the Capitol Hill riot Jamie Dimon L , P heavy economic legacy A an inside job? (p.10) THE WEEK January 29, 2021 4 NEWS The main stories... Asking for unity, Biden unveils ambitious agenda What happened With most Americans craving “an Joseph Robinette Biden Jr. was sworn end to the furious rancor of recent in as America’s 46th president this years,” the measured, bridge- week, pledging to bring civility and building Biden “could be the man for unity to a nation reeling from a deadly this moment,” said The Wall Street pandemic and deeply divided after Journal. But his success will depend four tumultuous years under Donald on resisting “the divisive progressive Trump. “This is our historic mo- domination sought by his party’s ment of crisis and challenge,” he said. left.” Buoyed by “the Democratic “Unity is the path forward.” Kamala media complex and Silicon Valley,” Harris was sworn in as vice president, the party’s left wing aims to “use the the first woman and person of color to federal government as a battering hold that position. After an insurrec- ram to drive economic and cultural tion that saw pro-Trump rioters storm ‘transformation.” To succeed in heal- the U.S. Capitol exactly two weeks ing divisions, Biden must tune them earlier, the nation’s seat of power was Undoing Trump: Biden signs executive orders on his first day. out and not use “the rhetoric of transformed into a veritable fortress, crisis” to pursue “radical change.” ringed by fences and patrolled by 25,000 National Guard members and hundreds of active-duty troops trained to handle chemical, What the columnists said biological, and explosive weapons. In place of a crowd, a sea of Biden’s pandemic stimulus plan is downright “Rooseveltian,” said flags representing the more than 400,000 Americans killed in the Nicholas Kristof in The New York Times. Like FDR, he’s fighting pandemic filled the National Mall, as Biden spoke of a need to end an economic crisis by trying “to address long-neglected problems” our “uncivil war” and “restore the soul” of America.
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