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Hello, good morning, everyone. This is Playbooks Managing Editor and author Jack Blanchard.

It is Tuesday, April the 29th, and it is the 100th day of Donald Trump's second term in the White House.

Doesn't time fly? I am here with Politico's White House Bureau

Chief Dasha Burns to celebrate this momentous occasion and talk about how it's all God.

How are you doing, Dasha? I'm great. Happy 100 days to all who celebrate.

All who celebrate. That is obviously the big news that is driving the day. President Trump will be doing a couple of big things this evening that we will be looking forward to watching.

Firstly, a big 100-day rally in suburban Detroit, Michigan.

It's supposed to be starting about 6pm.

He's normally a bit late getting on stage of these things, but that's what they're telling us.

Poor a lot late.

Says somebody spent a lot of time at Trump rallies in. Listening to really great music and standing in a crowd waiting. There could be a bit of that tonight. But he doesn't want to clash with his own TV interview that he's doing on ABC News. There's an Oval's office sit down, obviously pre-recorded that will be going out at 8pm so if he's got any sense he'll have

his own rally wrapped up by then those are the two big Donald Trump moments we've got to look forward to

today the news from overnight is that the Donald Trump effect has been noted north of the border as

while dasha mark carne the liberal prime minister has been returned to office after their

election and an election where the switch in the numbers, I've never really seen anything like it.

The conservatives were so far ahead in Canada before Donald Trump came to power.

But the Trump effect, the stuff he's been saying about Canada seems to have completely flipped the picture up there as people have been predicted.

And I'm sure he'll be taking credit for it today.

Well, he's talked about it a bit over the last couple of days and he didn't seem to mind.

I think he sort of thought it was all rather funny that he came there.

He likes to have an impact, you know, whichever direction it leads sometimes.

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