MSNBC's Chris Hayes hits Biden for not laying out second term 'vision': 'I can’t really tell you' what it is

MSNBC's Chris Hayes offered rare criticism of President Biden Wednesday, saying the president has not shared his "vision" of what his second term would look like if reelected.

Ahead of Biden's State of the Union address, Hayes stressed how a "vision of the future" should be top of mind for the Biden campaign, recalling how clear his platform was during the 2020 presidential election.

"I can tell you the Biden 2020 platform," Hayes said. "It was to get COVID under control, it was to then begin bringing the economy out of the depths through investment in the middle class and through infrastructure investment, and to rejoin Paris [Climate Accord] and invest in clean energy, and to restore our relationships. That's what they did. Like they said they were gonna do it, they did it."

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He continued, "I can't really tell you right now what the second term Biden vision looks like yet. And I do think that's- I mean, when you talk about elections are about the future, right? Americans are very future-oriented people. That, to me, strikes me. Particularly going to the State of the Union tomorrow, which is a kind of unveiling, I've been thinking about how important that is."

His MSNBC colleague Rachel Maddow responded by saying the State of the Union address is "kind of the kickoff" of a reelection campaign for an incumbent president, predicting Biden will lay out a "positive vision" in his speech.

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