This is The Guardian.
Today, the first 100 days of Trump, and how to survive the next, oh my god, 1,361.
Day one.
Trump.
About a year ago, the journalist Mehdi Hassan imagined if Donald Trump won the 2024 election,
what his first 100 days would look like.
Day two.
Trump moves to pardon and release the January 6th insurrectionists serving time in prison for violently storming the US Capitol.
Trump says he's pulling the US out of the Paris climate change agreement and rolling back the Biden administration's climate initiative.
The president orders authorities to build massive detention camps and raid cities nationwide.
Mehdi didn't have a crystal ball.
He didn't have high-level access.
He just listened to what Trump said he would do if he returned to power.
Sorry, Palestinian refugees fleeing war and genocide in Gaza.
The Muslim ban is back and it now includes you too.
Oh, and any foreign student supporters of yours in the United States.
That doesn't mean the past hundred days of government departments being dismantled,
the post-war order in Europe falling apart,
the possible end of the global economy as we know it, hasn't been shocking.
So many things have shocked me about the past hundred days because,