Hey, everybody. We've got a great one today. You know, for a change, our old friends

Mark Leibovic of the Atlantic and Molly Jung Fast of her Fast Politics with Molly Jung

Fast podcast are joining me to explore Trump's first 100 days. You know, everybody's been doing their own recap of the first 100 days. You know, everybody's been doing their own

recap of the first 100 days, you know, getting into the big issues like tariffs and the

stock market and the war in Ukraine, the immigrants sent to El Salvador without due process,

Signalgate, and all of Doja's destruction. And I care deeply about

these issues, but I want to talk today about some of the horrible things the Trump administration

has done that have been underreported. So let's give them some of the attention they deserve.

I want to start by trying something new. These are rapid fire

ridiculousness. And Molly, Mark, I'd love your reactions to each of these. First, the gold decor

in the Oval Office. It looks like a Trump hotel there now, doesn't it? It seems like it.

I haven't seen it up close, but a number of my colleagues were there.

Three of my colleagues were there for an interview last week.

And I said it's much more striking.

I mean, I guess there's obviously been photographs and there's been video.

But apparently it's just much more striking to see in person.

And yeah, I mean, this is the Trump decor. It is, it is, I mean, you know,

you saw hints of it in the first term. Although I will say like the Trump Hotel that was in

Washington, the first term was actually fairly tastefully adorned. I mean, it was a little bit,

it was grand, but it didn't have a lot of those touches. This seems to be a full,

fuller version of the Trump

aesthetic fanning out into the new administration. It's got nice North Korea vibes.

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