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Today on the Playbook podcast, happy anniversary. It's one year of Donald Trump.

The president flies off to Davos, Switzerland, tonight, where everyone wants to talk to him about Greenland. But of course, back here in the US,

there's still lots of attention on ISIS activities in Minnesota. Hello, I'm Jack Blanchard.

And I'm Adam Wren, and it's Tuesday, January the 20th.

We are a year into the Trump 2.0 project. Doesn't time fly when you're having fun, hey?

It does. It just seems like maybe a few months ago, we were writing about Doge and the Vake Ramoswamy

having a divorce with Elon Musk. And yet, here we are. I mean, it's been a wild ride.

It's been a wild ride to say the least.

I mean, our listeners hardly need reminding of what happened over the last year,

but I think we should definitely just take the opportunity this morning just to pick through a little bit, try and distill a little bit what's actually been significant because there's

so much noise around Donald Trump as a politician, as a president, so much stuff that gets forgotten very quickly.

There are so much bigger themes about the way that he has approached this second term in office

that I think will be much more long lasting than some of the smaller bits and pieces.

I feel like overall, the way he's stretched presidential powers over the past year is something

that maybe hadn't quite been anticipated or the extent to which he would do it hadn't

quite been anticipated before he came back to office.

We've never seen a president act like this before in 250 years of American history.

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