Trump to Give ABC News First Major Interview at 100-Day Mark of Second Term

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Trump to Sit Down with ABC News in Oval Office Interview

President Donald Trump is set to grant his first major broadcast interview at the 100-day milestone of his second term, choosing ABC News for the exclusive conversation. Senior national correspondent Terry Moran will conduct the interview from the Oval Office. The full interview will air during a primetime ABC News special titled “President Trump the First 100 Days: The Interview in the Oval Office” and will also be available for streaming on ABC News Live, Hulu, and Disney+.

A Presidency Marked by Bold Actions

Since returning to office, Trump has acted swiftly on several key issues. His administration has focused on tightening immigration policies, raising tariffs to boost American manufacturing, and pushing for a resolution to the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict. These moves have garnered strong support from his political base.

Facing Growing Criticism

Despite these efforts, Trump has faced mounting criticism on multiple fronts. His economic and immigration policies have sparked backlash, and his administration is engaged in a trade war with China. Public opinion reflects these challenges: according to a new ABC News/Washington Post/Ipsos poll, Trump’s approval rating stands at 39%, the lowest of any president at the 100-day mark in the past eight decades.

Economic Concerns Dominate Public Opinion

Economic issues remain a major concern for Americans. The same poll shows that 53% of respondents believe the economy has worsened since Trump took office. This is particularly significant given that economic recovery was a central theme of Trump’s campaign for a second term. Furthermore, 72% of Americans now believe his policies could trigger a recession.

Executive Power Under Scrutiny

Trump’s approach to executive authority has also raised alarms. According to the poll, 64% of Americans feel he has overstepped his powers as president. This perception of executive overreach adds another layer of controversy as Trump marks his first 100 days back in office.