Well, howdy there, internet people, it's Bell again. So today, we're going to talk about

Trump's State of the Union. President Donald Trump is scheduled to deliver his State of the

Union address at 9 p.m. Eastern on Tuesday, February 24th. That's tonight. I'm saying scheduled because

there are still some murmurs that he might reschedule because of how bad things currently sit.

That seems unlikely at this late stage, but here we are. Okay, so this is that moment where a president touts his accomplishments.

The problem for Trump is that the only things he's actually accomplished are things that are

incredibly unpopular with the public. So for Trump, the play is simple. Play the blame game, misrepresent things to the American people, and list grievances.

That's the MO.

The problem for Trump is that he's had a year, and he promised to solve everything from wars to affordability on day one.

For whatever reason, people believed him.

Now it's a year in, and they're frankly over it.

The only thing that is substantially changed for most people is that the economy is worse.

But what about the Dow?

The Dow isn't a measure of the economy for most people.

We don't have a booming economy. America isn't hot to use his term, unless he means nobody wants

to touch it. Inflation is up and the GDP is down. Most Americans know this.

It's why the recent polling has gone so poorly for Trump.

Favorability polling has had a major issue where we know that some people have been turning on Trump,

not because he was going too far, but because they didn't think he was going far enough.

The problem is that it was pretty hard to gauge. However, a new poll asks a different question.

According to the latest NPR PBS News Maris poll, when with quote overall would you describe the direction in which

President Trump is moving the country as then it gives the options 55% say the direction in which

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