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When House Speaker Mike Johnson gave President Trump the gavel used to enact the Republicans' tax breaks and spending bill, it was a memorable moment at the White House.

President Donald Trump holds a gavel after he signed his signature bill of tax breaks and spending cuts at the White House, Friday, July 4, 2025, in Washington, surrounded by members of Congress.

President Trump has been in office for six months, delivering on campaign promises, securing his "big beautiful bill" by his self-imposed deadline and taking decisive action on the world stage.

The president’s story made no sense — and he also doesn't always appear to know what his own administration is doing.