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Trump's Second First 100 Days
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1:09:02Now PlayingThe Kultgens dig into Donald Trump's first 100 days back in office—and it’s been a wild ride. From a record-shattering 143 executive orders to the creation of a $500,000 pay-to-play club in D.C., we break down what’s happening behind the headlines.
🎙️ Topics include:
Why the stock market is tanking
Trump’s broken promises on Ukraine and Gaza
Immigration crackdowns and ICE raids on U.S. citizens
The AI “Pope Trump” image (yes, really)
The secretive Executive Branch club for rich elites
Trump's attempt to punish a law firm—blocked by a federal judge
Amazon backing down on tariff transparency after a Trump call
And… Trump’s response to kids not getting toys this year: “Two dolls instead of 30.”
💥 We ask the big questions:
Is this what success looks like?
Should anyone be able to buy access to the president?
How bad do things have to get before MAGA voters reconsider?
PLUS: We lighten the mood with this week’s “Simmer Down” segment, where each of us shares a personal moment of pride. Because even in chaos, you have to celebrate the wins.
Watch, comment, and join the conversation—we may not all agree, but we’re still talking.
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