This is GPS, the Global Public Square.

Welcome to all of you in the United States and around the world.

I'm Farid Zakaria.

Today on the show, Susan Rice, President Obama's national security adviser on how the Trump

team is managing world affairs.

North Korea, Russia and more.

In she'll answer the White House's extraordinary accusations against her.

Also, the US sets off what some call a trade war with Canada.

Canada has been very rough in the United States.

And the President ponders pulling out of NAFTA then decides to stay in.

I'll try to make sense of it all with Canada's foreign minister, Krista Freeland.

And forget the first 100 days about the next 265.

To me, the President's first year is the most important milestone.

A great group of scholars join me to discuss what we've seen and what we can expect.

But first here's my take.

There are so many unusual, unprecedented aspects of Donald Trump's first 100 days in office

that is hard to know where to begin.

By his own yardstick of what he would do on day one, the number of promises unfulfilled

is staggering.

And more striking than the policies unfulfilled are those that have been reversed entirely.

Never in the annals of the presidency have there been so many flip-flops so fast with

so little explanation.

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