trump's first 14 weeks on the job is newshour weekend special correspondent, jeff greenfield. jeff, it's good to see you. so here we are, 100 days in. but you've said on this program and you've written that you don't really think this 100-days measurement is a very reliable way to measure a president. the but didn't trump invite this measurement in the speech he gave right before the election in gettysburg? >> yes, october 22, he set down a 100-day action plan. he later released a contract with 28 specific proposals covering everything from legislation to executive orders to appointments to treaty policy. and if you judge him by that metric, it is very much a mixed bag. he did get a conservative justice not only nominated but confirmed. pulled out of the trans-pacific partnership, is set to renegotiate nafta, has put a flurry of executive orders out that severely change the environmental policy. on the other hand, on some issues he's just simply backed off, no, china is not a currency manipulator, which he said he would declare them on day one. no, nato is not obsolete. on the

jeff greenfield wrote, quote, it's a massive media exercise in premature evaluation. so, jane with, what is your sense here? >> the first hundred days only matters for how much it sets the tone for the rest of the administration. if it ends up being a total flip, it doesn't matter. if it sets a tone for the administration, setting a tone for how he works with congress, setting the tone for how he stays on target with policy, i think this will be a big one as we've seen the president struggle to get his goals done. he said we can do health care and then he said wow, it's more complicated than i expected and then it falls apart on the floor at the hands of his own party. i think this hundred days is going to mean a lot. if he can start getting the the legislative goals done, yoj it will matter as much. >> well, he talked about the 100 days and the white house setting a little bit of a victory for this 100 days. congress returns on monday. what do you think that's going to -- how that's going to affect the administration getting anything through, maybe tax cuts. what the