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We're going to go right to a DC studio in John Solomon.

John, put this in perspective, the first hundred days of the second term, sir.

Historic by any measure compared to any president in modern history, more action, more campaign promises delivered, more energy, more freneticism, more impact on the globe.

But at the end of the day, this presidency and its arc, its record of success, will be defined in the next 100 days. What happens in the next 100 days will to determine how far this president can rise, how far his achievements are. Congress has to do its job. It hasn't yet. It has to do its job by the second

hundred days. If the president gets trade deals in place with major countries, even if China's

isolated on the outside, this becomes a historic presidency. Tax cuts renewed, you're going to have

an economic boom that looks like the 1990s. If peace is brought to Iran or to Russia

and Ukraine so unexpected, that will accelerate a global movement around the Trump doctrine.

But the second hundred days are going to be more important in the first hundred days,

and the ball is in Republicans' court.

Okay. Hang on one second.

You're saying by July, by the way, the presidents may walk out at any moment.

We're going to cut right to that.

Sure. Solomon, you're saying by 29 July, that's the second hundred days, right?

In this next nine, it is?

No, be first.

It would actually be, no, be first of August.

Little August, early August.

Yeah, right. Early August, what would give me your two or three things that have to happen, sir, to make it historic?

They've got to get the tax cuts done.

They've got to shrink the size of government.

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