Trump at 100 days and Canada chooses poorly. We'll discuss all this and more on this edition of the editors.

I'm Rich Lavin.

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So Jim Garrity, a hundred days of the second Trump administration.

A lot of evaluations and argument over it in the media.

Obviously, some big successes.

Border instantly secure, really brave and consequential

actions, I think, against DEI and various race-conscious policies that have become entrenched

in government and elsewhere.

The energy policy is good.

But then you get into the mixed territory where

there's some worthy things that are pursued in a chaotic, not very effective manner.

I put Doge in that bucket, and then you have a liberation day looming over all of it.

What do you make the first hundred days?

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