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Welcome to Friday's edition of the Morning Show podcast.

A daily dose of audio to make your day a little better.

We got one presidency coming to an end this week and another one kicking off next week.

So we will talk about some stats in today's core four that puts both of those into perspective a little bit.

And which NFL team is heading across the pond to kick off the

2025 season? I'll tell you about it in Pop Stop. Good morning and welcome to the morning show podcast.

My name is Anthony. I'm Carla Marie and today is Friday, January 17th, 2025. The Core 4. The 4 headlines

you need to know. Like I said a second ago, with President Biden's term coming to an end, a lot of people are going to be trying to figure out if he was a good president, a bad president, or most likely, something in between.

So the first metric we're going to look at today is his success rate or follow through with campaign promises.

And we'll compare that to the last

couple of presidents too. So according to Politifact, there were 99 promises Joe Biden made

on the campaign trail in 2020. And conveniently, his success rate, compromise rate, and failure rate

all fall at almost exactly 33%.

Technically, the category with the highest number is his promises broken.

That came in at 34.

But promises kept came in at 33 and compromise came in at 32.

So all in all, Biden had some sort of success on 65 of his 99 promises.

Politi Factor did the same study at the end of Trump's presidency and concluded that he made

102 promises on the campaign trail, keeping 23 of them, compromising on 22, and failing or

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