It’s day 61 of Donald Trump’s presidency, and this is the First 100 Days podcast from the newsroom of the Washington Examiner.

Judge Gorsuch gives Democrats a tutorial on how to handle partisan attacks, says editorial writer Emily Jashinsky; Gabby Morrongiello reports on President Trump’s visit to Congress to push the Obamacare repeal bill; and investigative reporter Todd Shepherd on lingering questions from the FBI director’s testimony on their Russia investigation.

White House correspondent Gabby Morrongiello reports on the president’s presser with Germany’s Angela Merkel

The Washington Examiner's editorial team has taken a long look at Trump's budget and they like what they see--mostly.

And Donna Brazile has finally admitted that she helped Hillary during the Democratic debates--but did she do anything wrong?

A new poll shows Oprah leading Trump in a 2020 POTUS match-up, so we ask some smart political people: Who should be Oprah's running mate? 

Plus analysis of President Trump's budget plan from Tim Carney and Paul Bedard: Does Trump keep his promises on border security and defense?

And David Freddoso on why the court rulings against Trump's second executive orders on immigration and refugees are likely to be overturned.

Washington Examiner's in-house budget geek Tim Carney talks about the broad overview--and fascinating specifics--of the Trump budget plan. This is a sneak preview of the full First 100 Days podcast which is posted every weekday afternoon at 5pm.

Should Team Trump send MSNBC's Rachel Maddow a gift certificate to Trump Hotels after her handling of Trump’s illegally-leaked tax returns? We ask Sara Westwood. Obamacare expert Phil Klein on Sen. Lindsey Graham's "Collapse and Replace" plan. And Washington Examiner investigative reporter Todd Shepherd has the latest revelations on the FBI, wiretaps and the Russians. 

Washington Examiner political reporter David Drucker explains why Speaker Ryan is the one taking most of the incoming fire, even as (according to media reporter Eddie Scarry) Democrats and the media try to turn the repeal plan into "Trump" care.  And editorial writer Emily Jashinsky doesn't think the newly-leaked "I'll never defend Trump" audio tape is a big deal. Or a coincidence.

No, The CBO Does NOT Say 14 Million Will "Lose" Their Insurance Under Obamcare Repeal

On Day 50 of Trump's First 100 Days, Salena Zito reports that Trump supporters "have no complaints" out in the Ohio River Valley where she's been reporting. Obamacare expert Phil Klein says Trump's off to a bad start, but Speaker Ryan's been even worse; and Emily Jashinsky joins Philip Wegmann of the Washington Examiner editorial page to give President Trump a mid-term letter grade.

Selling GOP Obamacare Repeal Is Right Down Trump's Alley--Literally. Trump invites GOP opponents of Obamacare repeal to the White House for bowling and conversation; Jamie McIntyre on Marines landing in Syria to battle ISIS; and while you weren't looking, the Obamacare repeal debate turned into a fight over taxes.

The White House urges conservatives to rally around the Obamacare plan today, with the promise of a more comprehensive health care fix in the future (Remember "Wimpy" from the Popeye cartoons?) . It's Trump v Obama in the "Wiretap Wars," and ObamaCare expert Phil Klein says the GOP repeal deal may be the worst of both worlds.