Kansas GOP Sen. Roger Marshall on Tuesday recapped President Donald Trump's first 100 days of his second presidential term, stating that it has been "some of the most consequential" in American history.

Trump celebrated his first 100 days in a grand speech at a rally in the swing state of Michigan on Tuesday night, where he also outlined his priorities for the next 100 days. 

Marshall highlighted the president's accomplishments in securing the southern border, rolling back regulations, revitalizing the American dream, and bringing jobs and investments to the United States.

"As I searched over the last week to think about the words to describe these first 100 days, I think of the word consequential, that these first 100 days have been some of the most consequential we’ve ever seen in American history," he stated on the Senate floor. "What I’ve seen in these first 100 days is a return to American greatness... And I think I see this theme of promises made and promises kept by this president.”

The senator also claimed that Trump has been an "American first" president by getting the U.S. out of the World Health Organization, the Paris Climate Agreement, and ending biological males competing in biological female sports.

“My belief is that President Trump has declared the apology tour is over with – that we’re boldly putting America and Americans first," he stated. "Gone is the despair of the Biden era. Today, families are safer, life is more affordable, and traditional family values are now thriving.

“Young Americans now have a renewed hope that they can chase their own American dream. That dream was gone the last four or five years, but today, the American dream is alive and well," Marshall continued. "I think a lot of this is due to President Trump’s leadership, because he’s delivering strength, prosperity, and opportunity to Americans. Again, 100 days, promises made, promises kept.”

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