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Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent in various TV hits Monday that it's "up to China to de-escalate" the trade war.

Bessent also said that "all aspects of government are in contact with China," even as Beijing continues to deny there are any tariff talks between the two governments.

"So, they, you know, all aspects of government are in contact with China. And in terms of trade negotiations, we'll see where this goes. But as I've repeatedly said that I believe that it's up to China to de-escalate because they sell five times more to us than we sell to them. And so, these 125%, 145% tariffs are unsustainable," Bessent said on CNBC

On Fox News, Bessent was asked whether he'd call his Chinese counterpart. Bessent said, "maybe they'll call me one day."

He later said that he thinks India will be the first country to strike a deal.

"So, and as I mentioned, I would guess that India would be one of the first trade deals we would sign. So, watch this space," Bessent said on CNBC.

When asked on Fox News whether he was worried about empty shelves in stores across the U.S., Bessent said that he is "not at present," adding he's confident that retailers pre-ordered stock.

"Not at present. We have great retailers, I assume they pre-ordered. I think we'll see some elasticity. I think we'll see replacement and the we'll see how quickly the Chinese want to de-escalate," Bessent said.

--ABC News' Michelle Stoddart

Posters displaying individuals the administration claims are unauthorized migrants who've been arrested for committing crimes are being displayed on the White House driveway on Monday.

"This morning, images of the worst of the worst criminal illegal immigrants arrested since President Donald J. Trump took office were placed on the lawn of the White House for the world to see -- highlighting the Trump Administration's unprecedented effort to secure our homeland and send these vicious criminals back where they belong," the White House said in a statement.

Trump administration "border czar" Tom Homan joined White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt at the podium for a briefing on Monday morning, where he touted the administration's work on the border.

President Donald Trump is criticizing the three polls showing his approval ratings at the 100-day mark of his second term. In a post on his conservative social media platform, Trump said the polls "about a person named DONALD J. TRUMP, ME, are FAKE POLLS FROM FAKE NEWS ORGANIZATIONS."

"They suffer from Trump Derangement Syndrome, and there is nothing that anyone, or anything, can do about it. THEY ARE SICK, almost only write negative stories about me no matter how well I am doing (99.9% at the Border, BEST NUMBER EVER!), AND ARE TRULY THE ENEMY OF THE PEOPLE!," Trump added in the post.

The social media posts come after the ABC News/Washington Post/Ipsos poll found that Trump had the lowest 100-day approval rating in 80 years: 55% of respondents disapproved while 30% approved.

The other two polls -- from the New York Times and Fox News -- similarly found his overall approval rating to be underwater.

-ABC News' Michelle Stoddart

President Donald Trump, in an interview with The Atlantic, said he's had a "positive talk" with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth following the fallout from Hegseth's use of the Signal app and installing a makeup room in the Pentagon.

"I think he's gonna get it together," Trump said of Hegseth. "I had a talk with him, a positive talk, but I had a talk with him."

White House national security adviser Mike Waltz, who included The Atlantic editor Jeffrey Goldberg in one Signal chat, is doing "fine" despite being "beat up," Trump said. Trump's message to staff after the controversy was: "Maybe don't use Signal, okay?"

-ABC News' Justin Gomez