IT is 100 days today since Donald Trump was sworn in as US President.
And here are the pictures that sum up his tumultuous first three months which have been marked by tweets and tirades, hiring and firing, a flurry of executive orders and bitter legal and legislative wrangling.
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President-elect Donald Trump looks out of the Red Room window onto the South Portico of the White House grounds on Inauguration Day, Friday, January 20, 2017 - exactly 100 days ago todayCredit: Official White House Photo by Shealah Craighead
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The first glimpse of Donald Trump as he makes his way to begin Inauguration proceedings at the White HouseCredit: AP:Associated Press
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Donald Trump, America's 45th President begins his walk to cheering crowds on Inauguration DayCredit: Official White House Photo by Shealah Craighead
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Donald Trump swears in as the 45th President of the United States of America. Looking on are First Lady Melania Trump and 10-year-old son Barron TrumpCredit: Getty Images
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Trump shares a joke with outgoing President Barrack Obama but has continued to lay into his predecessors record in officeCredit: Getty Images
But in just the same fervour that his opponents spit fire when he speaks, the supporters that swept him to his historic victory last November continue to adore him.
And what's his verdict? "I don't think anybody has done what we've been able to do in 100 days, so we're very happy".
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Crowds gather in Washington DC to watch Trump's inauguration which led to the many vicious spats with the 'fake news' press was over the size of the crowd at the eventCredit: Reuters
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Donald Trump shares a dance with First Lady Melania who said she would spend much of the first 100 days away from Washington DCCredit: Getty Images
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He is pictured at his newly-designed Oval Office, complete with gold curtains - his favourite colourCredit: AP:Associated Press
Donald Trump - who has no experience in politics or government - has faced a steep learning curve in his opening months at the White House.
With the arrival of the symbolic milestone of 100 days in power today, a cold, hard reality is setting in for the billionaire businessman who promised supporters he would "win, win, win" for them.
At this stage of his presidency, Donald Trump is the least popular leader in modern US history - even if his core supporters still fully back him.
The 70-year-old president, whose election victory unleashed a political shockwave around the world, is still clinging to the take-no-prisoners, unpredictable, impulsive style that made him a property mogul and reality TV star.
And he certainly place the cat among the pigeons, rocking the establishment to the core.
Horrified liberals have been out demonstrating against Trump’s policies which go against everything they believe in.
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Trump salutes as he walks out to greet visiting Argentinian President Mauricio Macri and his wife Juliana AwadaCredit: Getty Images
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Donald Trump welcomes Prime Minister Theresa May to the White House on 27 January - she was the first world leader to meet Trump since he became PresidentCredit: Getty Images
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Trump clasps Theresa Mays hand as they walk down a slope at the White House. The President is thought to suffer from bathmophobia, which is a fear of slopes and stairsCredit: AP:Associated Press
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Donald Trump has enjoyed a close relationship with the PM over his first 100 days in office - here he holds hands apparently because he has a fear of stairsCredit: Getty Images
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President Donald Trump signs one of his many Executive Orders in the Roosevelt Room of the White HouseCredit: AP:Associated Press
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Trump always adds a bit of theatre to the signing of his direct ordersCredit: AP:Associated Press
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US President Donald Trump gives his signature thumbs-up after arriving on Marine One on the South Lawn of the White House in WashingtonCredit: AP:Associated Press
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Trump standing below a painting of the former First Lady, Hillary Clinton, who he defeated during the presidential electionCredit: AP:Associated Press
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Trump does the classic holding a baby shot which seems to be compulsory for every American politicianCredit: Reuters
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One of Trump's controversial advisers Kellyanne Conway sparked outrage after she was seen sitting on her shoes during a photocall with the PresidentCredit: AP:Associated Press
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President Donald Trump shakes hands with Matthew S Levatich, CEO of Harley Davidson after vowing to revive US manufacturingCredit: AP:Associated Press
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Trump shows off his executive order for a 'great rebuilding' of the creaking US armed services, promising new aircraft, naval ships and more resources for the militaryCredit: Getty Images
For the second time in a month, tens of thousands of protesters are expected to today turn out in Washington to voice concern over the President’s rejection of climate change laws.
In his election campaign, Trump called climate change a hoax.
Last month he kept a promise to the coal industry by undoing climate-change rules put in place by his predecessor, Democrat Barack Obama.
As a side theme, marchers will protest Trump's crackdown on illegal immigrants which has caused fury among left-wing middle class America and across the West.
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Left wing Anti-Trump protesters have been holding regular demos across AmericaCredit: Getty Images
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Trump's ban on immigration from certain countries has sparked anger among the country's left wing middle classesCredit: Getty Images
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US President Donald J. Trump, right, and German Chancellor Angela Merkel who fears the new administration could frustrate the status quo that benefits her nation's exportersCredit: Getty Images
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Best buddies ...Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe is greeted by U.S. President Donald Trump, left, ahead of their joint news conference at the White House on February 10Credit: AP:Associated Press
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A Tomahawk cruise missile is fired from a US warship at a Syrian regime airbase amid allegations of chemical warfare strikes on civiliansCredit: Getty Images
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Donald Trump has not given the press an easy ride and has accused some of pumping out 'fake news'Credit: AP:Associated Press
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President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping pause for photographs at Mar-a-Lago, Friday, April 7Credit: Getty Images
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New England Patriots Head Coach Bill Belichick, left, and team owner Robert Kraft, right, present a football helmet to US President Donald Trump during a celebration of the team's Super Bowl victoryCredit: AP:Associated Press
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Trump stands with a performer in an Easter Bunny costume at the White House Easter Egg RollCredit: AP:Associated Press
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Anti-Trump protesters gather together amid smoke from a smoke bomb at Milvia St. and Center St. in BerkeleyCredit: Rex Features
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Despite coming under fire from a hostile media, Donald Trump has stood his ground and remains as bombastic as everCredit: Getty Images
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Twitter-loving Trump is mercilessly mocked in the new clipCredit: FOX
Trump's 140-character Twitter volleys helped define the first 100 days of his presidency.
As the character sits on his bed, he appears to be scrolling through his favourite social media platform as he addresses the audience.
He says: “100 days in office.
“So many accomplishments: Lowered my golf handicap; my Twitter following increased by 700; and finally, we can shoot hibernating bears.
"My boys will love that,”
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In this photo taken April 21, 2017, President Donald Trump looks out an Oval Office window at the White HouseCredit: AP:Associated Press
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First Lady Melania Trump, who appears to be growing in confidence in her new role, looks on during a meeting with President Mauricio Macri of Argentina in the Oval Office on ThursdayCredit: EPA
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An ever confident looking Trump salutes a US Marine yesterday while walking off Marine One after arriving on the South Lawn of the White HouseCredit: EPA
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Will Trump be a war leader? USS Carl Vinson sailing towards the Korean coast this morningCredit: Reuters
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A bus promoting President Donald Trump's 2020 reelection passes by the National Rifle Association annual conventionCredit: AP:Associated Press
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