'Kudlow' panelists Steve Moore, Art Laffer and EJ Antoni discuss the Trump administration's economic priorities.

This week we mark 100 days since President Donald Trump took the oath of office. I readily admit that Trump’s tariff battles have caused market turmoil, business disruption and a temporary loss of consumer confidence in the economy. I am also nervous about the trade wars, but if Trump can get our major trading partners to lower their tariffs, we could end up with freer trade than when he entered office.

What has been largely overshadowed (perhaps intentionally) by the media and the usual economic pundits is the almost universally positive steps that Trump has taken to promote prosperity and the near-unprecedented speed at which he has accomplished these results.

Here is a handy list of highlights on Trump’s 100-day economic accomplishments:

Trump has put an end to the Joe Biden anti-regulatory assault. Biden’s regulations cost the economy about $20,000 of new costs per family over four years. Trump’s deregulation rule of "one-in-for-ten-out" has already saved $2,000 per family. The estimated savings are about $180 billion so far, or about $2,000 per family over four years.

PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP'S FIRST 100 DAYS: COMPANIES THAT WILL INVEST $1B OR MORE IN THE US

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