If it's Thursday, one month in office and White House officials are moving with dizzying speed

to execute President Trump's sweeping agenda as new polling shows Americans are divided on the president's performance and his unprecedented exercise of presidential authority.

Plus, President Trump moves to terminate all taxpayer-funded benefits for undocumented immigrants,

but leaves open major questions about where the administration will draw the line and whether

vital services for undocumented children could be impacted.

And new reporting on what was happening behind the scenes as a war of words publicly

erupted between President Trump and Ukrainian President Zelenskyy, signaling a potentially

historic upending of U.S. foreign policy in Europe and with Russia. Welcome to Meet the Press now. I'm Gabe Gutierrez in Washington. Today marks one month

of the Second Trump administration. And new polling shows Americans are divided on his performance, his agenda,

and his unprecedented actions slashing the size and scope of the federal government with help

from tech billionaire Elon Musk. The public is also leery of the president's vast and at times

legally questionable exercises of his powers.

A new Washington poll's poll shows that 57% of Americans believe he has gone beyond his authority as president.

And a new CNN poll has 52% of Americans saying he's gone too far, with 39% saying his actions have been about right, and 8% saying he's not gone far enough.

Both polls have President Trump's approval, job approval rating, below 50%, although they still are some of the

highest numbers he's ever had as president.

White House officials today spiking the football on what they call a month of success.

He has packed eight years of transformative action, restoring this nation. Restoring our laws,

restoring fairness, restoring economic opportunity, restoring national security in just one month.

No one in this country's ever seen anything like it. We're incredibly optimistic about the future of inflation and the future of our economy,

and we're optimistic because we're making so much progress so far.

Trump is on what we call Trump warp speed.

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