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From the opinion pages of the Wall Street Journal, this is Potomac Watch. As Donald Trump moves fast to

change Washington and cuts bending. A new poll shows the country likes what it sees and hears

with a 53% approval rating in a CBS News survey. How will this affect the Democratic opposition to the president's

plan as well as just how fast he continues to move? Plus, Trump's appointees, even his

controversial ones for the cabinet, are heading towards Senate confirmation. What explains this early? And I would say

surprising success. Those are the subjects for today on Potomac Watch, the daily podcast of the

Wall Street Journal opinion pages. I'm Paul Gie Go, and I'm here with my colleagues, Kim Strassel,

and Alicia Finley. So Trump is moving like a whirlwind,

making news multiple times a day, before and after-heart deadline, I might add, which complicates

things quite a bit, doing so with statements and actions. And the public seems to like what it is

seeing and hearing. In the CBS News survey, and this is striking, 53% approval rating, which is higher than Trump ever had in his first term and ever had during his campaign.

70% in the same survey say Trump is doing what he promised he would do, fulfilling his promises, and 59% approve of

his deportation of illegal immigrants. I want to talk about a warning on prices, but first, let's listen

to Trump as he traveled to the Super Bowl on Sunday talking about his migrant policies.

You know, we just set records for closure.

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