100-day list, you can always find things to nitpick. look how he changed the culture of washington, started to do things that are different, that s where you re seeing the protests come from. i think the epa website that says this is being updated is a perfect metaphor for exactly what s going on in washington right now. of course you re going to have protesters. no one out there is protesting for jobs. should he be reaching out to the people tens of thousands of people out there who are part of this country, too. those climate change protesters need to understand they are why they lost the election. the voters of michigan listen, the voters in gvn gmich pennsylvania, ohio, manufacturing voters who previously voted democrat delivered this president a victory because of the regulations put on them by environmental policy so while they re going to get mad at the president, what they ought to ask themselves within their own movement, what are we doing to reach out to voters to c
welcome back. we are keeping attention to the live pictures coming in from across the country as we mark 100 days since president trump took office and you see some of these live images.we re rolling protesters outside the white house and around the country. the people s climate march is drawing large crowds we ve seen in spite of the heat and high humidity today. we ll continue to monitor these as we discuss president trump s successes and missteps during his first 100 days. my panel is back with me now. okay, guys. think of this as sort of a lightning round. quick answers here and mike and jason, i ll start with you since you are, of course, supporters of president trump. what do you see as his biggest misstep in his first 11 what do you see as his biggest misstep in his first 100 days, jason? biggest misstep was probably relying on house republicans to have obamacare repeal and replace bill ready to go. thank they re n think they re not going to make the same mistake with tax refo
wiped away by the next president. to me, the most interesting thing in the first 100 days happened the past week or so and obviously with him there are so many things that went under the radar, he was all set to trigger a pullout from nafta until his cabinp nebinet officials said t would hurt many of the people who voted for you, hurt the american economy and he changed course which is a kprcredit to somebody who can change course, show flexibility. he s learning on the job. the things he said on the campaign trail he s learning are not always the case. he s a lot more conventional than a lot of people expected him to be. he s a lot more conventional than he may want to admit he is. i think that s what s making him so interesting to cover. misstep, steve? i think we ve had a lot of unnecessary controversies that really don t help advance the administration s agenda. look, we all know donald trump operates much differently happen any other president. some of this twitter stuff, the
left on what he s doing. north korea, he s changing poll issy there. of course people are going to react. just to put a little fact, what these protesters are talking about is climate change and there s really no other side to this issue. that s right. it s climate change is real, not a hoax perpetrated tell people that lost their job to regulations. there s another side to it. if we would like to talk about jobs, donald trump s 238,000 manufacturing jobs he allegedly has brought back in the first three months, that s all well and good but i also want to hear you give the president of the united states, 44th president of the united states, credit for bringing back 2.5 million jobs when he bailed out the same people in michigan you re talking about. uh-huh. so to go back to what we re talking about, a lot of these issues that the president of the united states is dealing with, it s because you asked the question when we started this hour, is he going to reach out? so, it
overall challenged other trump initiatives including his attempt to cut funding from so-called sanctuary cities for not helping enforce immigration laws. meanwhile, on the foreig front, the president reversed on his campaign promise not to intervene in syria. taking fast action following a syrian gas attack. unleashing a barrage of missiles and the mother of all bombs in afghanistan, raising tensions not merely in the middle east, but also with far-flung allies and adversaries including north korea. his meetings with foreign leaders came with the backdrop of a fiscal plan to substantially boost u.s. military spending while cutting budgets for many other agencies. you know, i tweeted today @realdonaldtrump, i tweet, you know, it s awesome. don t worry, i ll give it up after i m president. we won t tweet anymore, i don t think. reporter: and of course, there were tweets. unproven claims of voter fraud, unproven accusations of president obama wiretapping trump tower, and a relentless