Our BBC North America correspondents answer your questions about President Donald Trump's first week in office, and his future plans for the United States.
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You're listening to a special edition of the Global News Podcast. Hello, I'm Oliver Connolly. We're recording this on Tuesday the 28th of January and we have two guests for you.
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And we're going to be answering your questions about Donald Trump's first week back in office as President of the United States of America. And thank you for all the questions you sent in. We'll start as Donald Trump did himself, straight after his inauguration with the blizzard of executive orders he signed, a record 26 on day one. So here are two questions from Alejandra in Chile.
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