2026-02-25
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Hey there, it's the NPR Politics Podcast.
I'm Tamara Keith, I cover the White House.
I'm Sam Greenglass, I cover Congress.
I'm Domenico Montanero, senior political editor and correspondent.
And I'm Mara Eliason, senior national political correspondent.
And we are in your feeds a little bit later than usual
because we stayed up to hear President Trump give his first State of the Union address of the second term.
The White House went into tonight promising a speech that would celebrate President Trump's victories,
elevate the stories of American heroes, and offer an agenda for the future.
Over a record-breaking one hour and 48 minutes,
he presented a vision of the country that was in need of saving,
from the economy to immigration and culture wars.
But tonight, after just one year,
I can say with dignity and pride that we have achieved a transformation like No one has ever seen before an a turnaround for the ages.
It is indeed a turnaround for the ages.
I want to ask you, Domenico and Mara, in one word, how would you describe the speech?