Events that made Mr. Trump “angry” in the first year of his term

1. Mr. Trump is angry with the Republican Party

Mr Trump has been furious with Republicans for “doing too little to protect their president”.“It is truly sad that Republicans, even those who have benefited from hiding behind me, have done so little to protect their President,” President Trump wrote on Twitter Sunday evening, July 23, 2017.

2. Mr. Trump is angry because he cannot "kill" Obamacare

President Donald Trump expressed anger at Republicans for not supporting a new health care bill to replace his predecessor's Obamacare.

3.Trump furious with North Korea's thermonuclear bomb test

After North Korea's sixth nuclear test on September 3, 2017, US President Donald Trump said that North Korea continued its hostile policy and was a threat to the US.Commenting on his Twitter account on September 3, 2017, President Trump wrote: "North Korea's words and actions continue to demonstrate hostility and danger to the United States."

4. Mr.Trump angrily threatens judge over order

US President Donald Trump has threatened a federal judge who has ruled to block his executive order banning immigrants from seven Muslim-majority countries. Reacting to the ruling, Trump tweeted on February 4, 2017, that the move could lead to "big trouble." Trump also called James Robart a "so-called judge" and promised to overturn Robart's ruling.

5. Mr. Trump's unprecedented anger towards his subordinates

On March 3, 2017, US President Donald Trump was "furious" with advisor Steve Bannon and some officials at the White House because of the scandal involving Attorney General Jeff Sessions. The reason for the dispute is said to be that Mr. Trump was disappointed when his subordinates failed to prevent a new scandal about Attorney General Jeff Sessions's connection to Russia.

6. Mr. Trump got angry during a phone call with the Australian Prime Minister.

US President Donald Trump was furious during a phone call with the Australian Prime Minister in early February 2017. Accordingly, Mr. Trump cut short his first phone call with Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull after discussing a deal that would allow most Muslim refugees rejected by the Australian government to be resettled in the US.

7. Mr. Trump is angry because North Korea launched missiles on the occasion of America's Independence Day.

US President Donald Trump expressed outrage after North Korea launched a ballistic missile on the US Independence Day. "North Korea just launched another missile. Doesn't he (Kim Jong-un) have anything better to do?", Mr. Trump wrote on Twitter. "South Korea and Japan can't stand it any longer. Perhaps China should put even more pressure on North Korea, and stop it completely."

8.Trump furious after secret dinner with Putin revealed

President Donald Trump tweeted: “The Fake News about my secret dinner with Putin is disgusting. All G20 leaders and their spouses were invited by Chancellor Angela Merkel and the press knew it. The Fake News is getting more and more dishonest. Even a dinner for 20 leaders in Germany was a disaster.”

9. Mr. Trump is angry about the information of discord with Tillerson.

On October 5, 2017, NBC News quoted several senior officials in the Trump administration as saying that Trump "got angry" inside the White House with White House Chief of Staff John Kelly and others about 2 hours after NBC News reported a rift in the relationship between President Trump and US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson.

10.Trump angry over book revealing "deep palace secrets"

The American public was "in turmoil" when excerpts from a book by author Michael Wolff made shocking revelations related to the administration of President Donald Trump. US President Donald Trump harshly criticized former chief strategist Steve Bannon. "Steve Bannon has nothing to do with me or my presidency. When he was fired, he not only lost his job, but he also lost his mind," the White House owner wrote in a statement.