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From the Times and the Sunday Times, this is the story. I'm Manvine Rana.

It's almost a hundred days since President Trump took office.

Traditionally, it's the moment when you'd take stock to see if a new government has begun to make its mark, if it's managed to make any changes.

For the Trump administration, it's already a very long list.

The White House has started a global tariff war, caused the markets and the dollar to plummet,

gutted federal departments, deported hundreds of people, and taken on some of America's oldest and mightiest institutions.

I think Harvard's a disgrace.

I think what they did was a disgrace.

They're obviously anti-Semitic.

Harvard has become the focal point of a war on universities

after the Ivy League School refused to comply with a list of demands from the government.

They want to directly review who we hire on our faculty.

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