Today, if you haven't been counting, it is President Biden's 100th day in office.

And even his opponents, if they're honest, have to admit he's accomplished a lot in those 100 days.

43% of the population is at least partially vaccinated.

Now, the economy is up over 6%.

And our national level of malarkey has dropped to nearly historic lows.

And in Trump's first 100 days, he accomplished a lot, too.

He tweeted that Snoop Dog's career was failing, that Nordstrom's was mean to Ivanka,

and that he was a better host of The Apprentice than Arnold Schwarzenegger.

President Biden marks 100 days in office with a trip to Georgia, the state that gave

Democrats full control of Congress.

As he steps up travel to promote his economic plans, the question is, where is he

headed next?

Plus, new information on the federal investigation into Donald Trump's former attorney,

Rudy Giuliani.

The question is, what were FBI agents looking for when they raided his home this week?

And new reporting that the Justice Department plans to indict Derek Chauvin and the former

Minneapolis police officers charged in connection with the death of George Floyd.

The question is, did officials have a contingency plan if the jury

found Chauvin not guilty? It's way too early for this.

Good morning and welcome to way too early, the show that's getting ready for the most exciting two minutes in sports with this weekend's upcoming Kentucky Derby.

I am Casey Hunt. On this Friday, April 30th, we'll start with the news.

Rudy Giuliani's role in the Trump administration's ousting of an ambassador has reportedly landed him in the

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