A new poll shows what Americans think of President Trump and his policies, and it's not good news for the White House.

For more, we turn to our Politics Monday duo.

That's Amy Walter of the Cook Political Report with Amy Walter and Tamara Keith of NPR.

It's always great to see you both.

So Amy, the latest PBS News NPR Marist poll shows a majority of Americans disapprove of the job that President Trump is doing,

with a majority strongly disapproving.

How significant is the intensity of that opposition at this point in his term?

Yeah, well, we also took this new poll from PBS and put it into our Cook Political Report poll tracker, which is an aggregator of 21 national polls.

And what we found this week is that the president actually is at his lowest standing of his second term at this point.

And it's really driven by some key constituents that have soured on him since he was first sworn in.

Latino voters, younger voters, independent voters, those were all critical to his success in 2024.

But the group that really is the most fascinating to me, and I think it's going to be really important

as we watch these next few months go forward are the voters that we always

think of as his core constituencies, white working class voters who have long been very much

behind the president. We're seeing some significant slippage there, both in the PBS poll and

in the Cook Political Report aggregator. And these are the kinds of voters that, you could argue,

the slippage is really driven by views on the economy,

the frustration about inflation and the cost of living.

And when you look at the battleground states

that are going to determine the makeup of the House,

but especially the Senate, they run through places where white working class voters make

up a significant portion of the electorate.

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