Okay.

This week we will hit the 100 day mark of Donald Trump's presidency.

If you can't believe how quickly time is flown by, that's not all how I feel.

But if that's how you feel, don't worry, everyone,

there are only 1,361 days to go of this journey. Now, the first hundred days, though,

is often the high watermark of a presidency. It's, you're fresh off a political win, you have

momentum, you can finally try to implement the plans you talked about on the campaign trail.

You're still in a sort of honeymoon phase of your presidency, for most presidents.

It's a time when the American people are most willing to extend some bend to finish of the

doubt of what you're going to do. But as we approach the end of Trump's first hundred days,

it seems he was pretty quick to squander whatever

goodwill he came in with. And that's not just me saying. I mean, poll after poll after poll,

and I literally mean there's so many of them, is making that all perfectly clear.

There was a new NBC news poll out just this morning that shows Trump's favorability is at just

45%. Now, Fox News poll put his approval a point lower at 44%, which, by the way, is the lowest

rating that Fox has ever measured for any president at this point in their term.

And those weren't even the worst numbers Trump saw this week.

At Washington Post, ABC News poll showed his approval

rating at just 39%. And then there are the numbers on the specific issues. And this is where I think

it gets very interesting, like these from the New York Times. Trump's underwater by four points on

immigration, an issue that typically had been his strength. He's underwater by eight points on

managing the federal government, underwater by 11 points on trade, by eight points on managing the federal government,

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