WASHINGTON DC - Tuesday marked US President’s Donald Trump’s 100th day back in office.
The start of his second term has arguably changed the world in unprecedented ways.
Trump's popularity has since plunged in the polls, with more than 40 percent of Americans saying they "disapprove strongly" of him, according to a Washington Post-ABC survey.
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On Monday Trump suggested pollsters and news organisations should be sued for fraud over the "fake news."
Trump is hailing his achievements in his first 100-days, claiming successes on the economy, foreign policy and government efficiency as well as on migration.
Leavitt noted a 95 percent drop in encounters of undocumented migrants at the Mexico border, from 140,000 to 7,000 in the 12 months from March 2024, when Biden was still in office.
eNCA Correspondent, Toni Waterman had a discussion on this live from Washington DC.