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President Trump is marking his first 100 days in office this week, defending his aggressive agenda.

We also have new poll numbers on how Americans think he is doing.

Doug Lazzater, live for us in Washington with the latest on this.

Doug, good morning.

Good morning, and the president's going to be talking about this 100-day mark through the course of the week, it sounds like, and so will his critics.

President Trump arriving back at the White House last night

after a long weekend that included a 10-year-old and a one-on-one meeting

with Ukrainian President Volodemir Zelens.

The meeting went well.

We'll see what happens over the next few days.

The Ukrainian peace plan is still a work in progress

as we hit the 100-day mark of the administration

this week. Also still up in the air, dozens and dozens of unfinished tariff deals with

major trading partners that have roiled the economy. But the president can point to progress on his

signature issue, border security, with crossings virtually stopped.

And our new poll numbers reflect a mix of issues.

On border security, the president enjoys majority support.

But when it comes to deportations, the economy, and tariffs, the numbers fall.

The principal opposition is real and is happening in many different places.

Democrats are stepping up their case against

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