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Welcome to this episode of Kennedy Saves the World. So the first three months of the second Trump term were wild.

So much happened in such a short amount of time that it was almost impossible to believe that this was happening in the first 100 days of a presidency.

But I guess that's what happens when you have a gap term and plenty of time when you have four years to think about what you would do if you got the job again.

He got the job. Everything was in place. And the president, he executed, he pulled the trigger on a lot, a lot of stuff from trade

deals to border issues, executive orders one after the other, fast and furious in front of crowds.

And his supporters ate it up.

People who were not necessarily political, still incredibly surprised at the pace and scope

of what happened in those first hundred days.

But would you have believed all of the stuff from gossip to foreign policy if you hadn't

been paying attention to the news? It was impossible to avoid the news unless you were

sequestered in a house. And that's what Fox Nation did. Greg Gutfeld hosted a game show called What Did I Miss, where the contestants were sequestered for 90 days with no media, no newspapers, no internet, nothing, no TV, no phones, no communication with the outside world. So they had no idea

what was going on in those first three months of this Trump presidency. And then they had to go

and compete in a game show hosted by Greg. And the results were absolutely wild. I hate to spoil it, but we do have the winner, Mike Brown.

Welcome to Kennedy Saves the World.

Hey, thanks for having me.

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