Tariffs, deportations and growing concerns mark the first 100 days of Trump's second term

The first 100 days of United States President Donald Trump’s second term have been perhaps the most consequential of any modern US presidency. He has imposed global tariffs, tested the rule of law and initiated deportations without due process. His dealings with the rest of the world have raised concerns the president is fast eroding trust and confidence in the world’s largest economy. Nick Harper reports from Washington.