For more on the latest PBS news poll and what to watch for during President Trump's State of the Union tomorrow night,

we turn now to our politics Monday duo. That's Tamara Keith of NPR and Jasmine Wright, White House correspondent for notice.

Amy Walter is away this evening. Great to see you both. So let's start with this poll, as we just reported,

55% of Americans say President Trump is changing the country for the worst.

That includes 64% of independence.

Tam, what stands out to you in these numbers?

President Trump has really, he relied on independence to win and he is losing them, which is going to be a problem in the midterms.

And I think the other thing that broadly stands out from the poll is just people are upset.

There's a lot of discontent about the state of the country, the direction of the country,

the viability of American democracy.

And there is still huge polarization.

If you look under the hood of these numbers, it really is.

Democrats are going this way.

Republicans are going this way.

However, independents are more in the direction of Democrats right now.

And Jasmine, another thing that stands out in this poll, 53% of respondents say President

Trump's policies have had a negative impact on them personally.

That is different than, you know, abstract disapproval. This is people speaking about their

direct experience. And I think that is reflected in a lot of people's discomfort with the

tariffs. Obviously, we know that those were just struck down the way that he was using them

by the Supreme Court. But we've heard people be really frustrated about the tariffs, frustrated about high prices,

frustrated about the economy not being as good as they've heard the president say, and also

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