Welcome back to a numbers game with Ryan Grudusky. Thank you for being here for another week.

Very excited. This is a jam-packed week with news. You have the Pope's funeral over the weekend, the Canadian federal election today.

My birthday is tomorrow. He wants to shout that out. And Trump's 100th day in office is on Wednesday. So a very

busy week, a very exciting week. And I want to talk to you about the pinnacle of Wednesday, about

Trump's first 100 days in office. Technically, it's his second 100 first days in office because it's,

you know, the first non-consecutive presence in Grover, Cleveland.

I don't know what you call it, but that's what it is.

Going into his second term, many in the media expected Trump to be a lame duck president.

That they couldn't do very much because he only had one term to serve unless they change the

constitution and he can run for a third term, which I'm going to guess is unlikely.

So here are some numbers behind Trump's second 100 days.

He has so far issued 137 executive orders, a record-breaking number, signed five bills into law,

and stated that he would put tariffs of over 11% on 57 countries.

Now, though he's passed relatively few laws, Joe Biden and George

Bush signed seven during their first 100 days. Barack Obama signed 11. Bill Clinton had 21.

And actually, Trump's in his first term, his first 100 days, signed the most at 24,

according to the UK independent. I think when you look down and you boil down for Trump's first 100 days of his

second term, you come down to three big issues. The three issues that have defined these last

100 days, defined especially in the eyes of the media. They are Doge, immigration, and trade.

So let's start with Doge. At the behest of the president, Elon Musk began working to slash

spending and make the federal government more efficient. He announced last week, Elon Musk announced

last week, rather, that he's going to step away slightly from the role as I guess he's not head

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