Key takeaways from Biden's 1st address to a joint session of Congress

President Joe Biden's first address to a joint session of Congress was like none other in U.S. history.

President Joe Biden is no stranger to the State of the Union and joint addresses to Congress after 36 years in the Senate and eight years as vice president, but Wednesday night, he finally got to deliver one of his own -- a speech that looked back on the president's accomplishments and pitched ahead to his future agenda. The speech looked different than in years past, with COVID-19 keeping the audience confined and putting a larger emphasis on the television audience at home -- likely Biden's biggest audience of the year outside of his inauguration. One day shy of his 100th day in office, Biden made the case for his future agenda. Here are the key takeaways from Biden's first joint address to Congress: