In the early days of his second term, President Trump aims to enact significant changes, focusing on issues like cultural identity, immigration, and executive powers. His approach involves reinterpreting the events of January 6, promoting national sovereignty in immigration policy, and exerting control over major tech figures. Deputy Editor Patrick Healy and writer David Wallace-Wells initiate a series analyzing Trump's first 100 days through this lens, with an eye on the implications for American governance, society, and the environment following recent ecological disasters, such as the wildfires in Los Angeles.
Patrick Healy: "It has become immediately clear that Donald Trump wants to start changing America and the world in the first 100 days of his presidency."
He’s trying to rewrite the history of Jan. 6 by freeing the insurrectionists and excusing them and himself.
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