Donald Trump doesn’t have a lot in common with Roosevelt, but his second term so far is moving at a Rooseveltian speed. Trump established a record for first-day executive orders with 26. The previous peak was nine—held by his predecessor, Joe Biden, who spent much of his first day unwinding Trump’s actions from the previous term.

With the media mogul just feet away, the president was asked about a blistering attack on his tariff policy by the Murdoch-owned Wall Street Journal.

The Fox mogul made the pilgrimage to the White House to stand where plenty of tech executives have made a pointed show of teaming with the President.

President Donald Trump got to air grievances about The Wall Street Journal editorial board’s sniping at him Monday—right in front of its owner Rupert Murdoch. The president was asked by a reporter in the Oval Office whether his decision to pause plans for 25-percent tariffs on Mexico was spurred by the stock market’s reaction to his trade war or negative coverage from Murdoch’s paper.