Sarah Smith

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3,811 appearances 45 recordings 2 series first heard Jan 2026 last heard 22 Sep

Sarah Smith’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Recordings per month over the last 12 months — 45 in all, peaking in Sep 2026 with 9.

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Because there's what can you do legally, and then there's what are people likely to do politically. voice-verified
So yes, legally, they could probably change absolutely everything. voice-verified
So his signature on the $100 bill, I think, is a special thing just for this 250th year, because that's how it's not meant, living president's not meant to be on the currency. voice-verified
So that's how he got around that. voice-verified
Yeah, I mean, he changed the name of the Gulf of Mexico to the Gulf of America and you could change it back just as easily. voice-verified
You might remember President Obama changed the name of Mount McKinley in Alaska to Mount Denali, which was to recognize Native American names and not impose the name of a white presidential candidate on it. voice-verified
Well, as soon as he was back in office, Donald Trump just changed it back again to Mount McKinley. voice-verified
So people can do that kind of thing. voice-verified
I mean, in terms of the airports, every other airport's named after somebody, and many of them presidents. voice-verified
I fly in and out of Ronald Reagan Airport all the time, and quite often from Ronald Reagan Airport into John F. Kennedy Airport. voice-verified
So why shouldn't Donald Trump have an airport? voice-verified
named after him or a class of warships that does happen with other presidents the question is when he leaves office will there be a point at which his name is so toxic it is um it's politically acceptable it may be even a political imperative for somebody to sort of clean it off everything or will he go down as one of the biggest most transformative presidents in american history and that he's got every right like ronald reagan or one of these other big republican presidents voice-verified
to, you know, to have his name memorialised all over the place. voice-verified
It's a lot easier, of course, to take his name off things than it will be to try and shrink the size of the enormous ballroom or get rid of the arc to Trump if he manages to put that up in Washington or some of the other physical changes that he's making to the White House and the whole of Washington. voice-verified
I mean, one thing Donald Trump hasn't managed to get his name on yet is the World Cup trophy. voice-verified
But he was very much there at the World Cup final and got himself involved in handing over the trophy as well, inserting himself into the ceremony. voice-verified
And it looked like having to be kind of chased off the stage so that Spain could take their victory photos lifting the cup without having Donald Trump right there in the middle of it. voice-verified
And afterwards, he spoke to reporters about what he made of the final. voice-verified
Well, to the extent that America fell in love with soccer or football and really, really got involved in watching and enjoying the games, even after the United States went out, they were very, very welcoming of the England and the Scotland team. voice-verified
Scotland made a huge impression on Boston for the short amount of time they were still in the voice-verified
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