US EditionBill O'Reilly's 100 Days of Trump: Are you better off?
- Donald Trump marked his first 100 days of his second presidency on April 29, 2025, with aggressive policy changes in Washington, D.C.
- His tenure followed from a contentious 2017 administration and a 2024 election win, transitioning amid controversies over trade, immigration, and COVID-19 vaccine policies.
- Trump renegotiated the USMCA trade deal, imposed steep tariffs on Canada and Mexico, reversed key tax provisions, issued over 140 executive orders, and intensified border security efforts.
- Polls show Trump's approval rating near 39%, the lowest for any president at 100 days in decades, amid criticism of tariffs, economy, and policy turbulence, which he dismissed as 'Fake News.'
- These developments suggest persistent political polarization and economic uncertainty, with unclear prospects for the durability of Trump's trade and immigration policies.
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Bill O'Reilly's 100 Days of Trump: Are you better off?
Bill O'Reilly dives into the first 100 days of President Donald Trump's second term. Tune in for the special report Friday, May 2, at 9p/8C. Find out how to watch! (NewsNation) — President Donald Trump’s first 100 days in the White House have proven eventful on many fronts, and his full-speed-ahead approach has been met with mixed results. From illegal border crossings reaching a five-decade low to the creation of the Department of Government Ef…
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Greater Milwaukee TodayFirst 100 days: How Trump has reshaped America in his second term
As of noon Wednesday, 100 days of President Donald Trump’s second term will have passed, completing his political comeback but by no means marking the end of his quest to “make America great again.”
Donald Trump is celebrating himself and his first 100 days in office with a big appearance. No president in front of him has issued so many decrees in such a short time, yet the record is meager. In one respect, the US President has been able to show real successes so far.
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