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This Day in Esoteric Political History

The First 100 Days (Some Sunday Context)

This Day in Esoteric Political History

Jody Avirgan & Radiotopia

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4.6982 Ratings

🗓️ 27 April 2025

⏱️ 44 minutes

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Summary

We're reaching the 100 day mark of Donald Trump's second term in office. 100 days has traditionally been a benchmark for assessing how productive and impactful a presidency is.

Today, Jody Niki and Kellie get together for a "Some Sunday Context" conversation to look back at where the idea of "first 100 days" came from, and run through some of the more eventful starts to American presidencies -- from FDR to Lincoln to poor William Henry Harrison.

Then, we discuss what from Trump's first 100 days will be remembered 100 months, and 100 years from now. 

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0:00.0

Nick, are you a sweet, savory, sweet person?

0:03.4

Are you a savory sweet person?

0:04.5

What's your brunch?

0:05.2

I'm mostly a savory person for brunch.

0:08.5

Really?

0:09.1

I love Eggs Benedict.

0:10.7

That's like my favorite brunch meal in the world.

0:14.1

Sweet things in the morning kind of make me lethargic the rest of the day.

0:18.2

That's true.

0:19.0

But I do love some French toast.

0:23.9

My philosophy has always been end with that least,

0:26.2

Eileen Savory, but you've got to end with one bite of sweet.

0:30.6

So if you can like sit as someone who ordered something sweet and then steal a little middle at the end.

0:31.4

I think they might have a little like pastry thing.

0:34.5

Okay.

0:35.1

Well, let's get you to, let's get you to brunch.

0:36.9

Three, two, one. Hello and welcome to this day,

0:40.7

a history podcast from Radiotopia. My name is Jody Avergan. And welcome to our some Sunday

0:49.6

context series. These are conversations we're doing on the weekends that try and offer a little

0:53.8

historical perspective for the first year of the second Trump administration.

0:58.2

And this today is Sunday context 100 days edition.

1:02.7

First off, shout out to everyone who is watching on YouTube.

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