NPR is marking the first 100 days of President Trump's second term with a live two-hour special episode. The program, hosted by Michel Martin, reflects on the significant changes that have occurred since Trump took office in January, analyzing his fulfillment of campaign promises. Topics include immigration policy, the restructuring of government, and shifts in international relations due to trade agreements and altering alliances. The special invites listeners across various platforms to tune in and engage with the evolving political landscape.
In the first 100 days of President Trump's second term, NPR will explore significant changes in immigration policy, government structure, and international relations, reflecting on his campaign promises.
The live two-hour special will feature host Michel Martin and NPR correspondents, discussing shifting alliances and trade agreements that have shaped U.S. foreign policy in the early days of Trump's presidency.
Listeners can engage with the coverage via public radio stations, the NPR app, or by asking their Alexa device to play NPR's Special Coverage.
The special emphasizes a retrospective look at the developments since Trump's inauguration, analyzing the impact of his policies and actions on both domestic and global fronts.
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