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Tuesday marks the end of the first year of President Trump's second term, and it's been busy.
We're cutting down the size of government.
The Trump administration moved quickly and decisively to reshape the U.S.
economy, and by extension, it's reshaped the global economy.
President Donald Trump's trade wars bring uncertainty, drive up costs, and disrupt global commerce.
So-called one big beautiful bill.
American hiring, plummeting.
The cost of groceries is a major source of stress for them.
The investigation of Fed Chair Jerome Powell is sparking backlash.
I think that he and his team have come in and really tried to juice the economy and sort of take a bunch of guardrails off of it.
Nancy Cook is a political reporter for Bloomberg.
I spoke with her and Mark Nicat Our colleague who's beat is the real economy.
The administration really looks at affecting the economy and boosting the economy.
It was kind of a three-legged stool with taxes and the tax cuts, deregulation.
Trump has talked about eliminating 10 rules for every new rules.
And the third leg of the stool would be trade and adjusting what he sees as a trade imbalance with other countries to boost U.S.
manufacturing and production.
I'm David Gurrah and this is The Big Take from Bloomberg News.
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