President Donald Trump, during his second campaign, vowed to address inflation head-on, but how successful has he been? Amid rising living costs, Trump linked his campaign to tackling inflation. However, one year into his presidency, data shows grocery prices have risen by 2.7%, car prices hit an all-time high, and average electricity rates have also increased. Experts attribute these changes to various factors including tariffs, immigration policies, and the overall rise in demand driven by the tech industry. While the price of gasoline has seen some decline, it's still far from Trump's pledge of bringing it below $2 a gallon. As we look into the numbers, it's clear that actions taken by the Trump administration have played a role, but other economic forces have also been significant. This raise the question: To what extent can any administration truly control inflation?