Welcome to The Beat. I'm Ari Melbourne. Our top story tonight is the kind of public rejection that a politician faces, which can actually define our coming era.

Donald Trump was sworn into the second term.

95 days ago. Maybe it feels longer for some, maybe shorter for others who are busy just living their lives and not tracking the U.S. government by the day.

But it's certainly long enough for a lot of people to now be not tracking the U.S. government by the day, but it's certainly long enough

for a lot of people to now be living in the reality of President Trump governing the nation.

And you can compare that in our lived reality to the campaign pledges that he made, of lower prices,

for example, compared to today's rising prices, from fixing the economy and having a big boom cycle to

trillions lost over this tariff war. So the new polls show Americans overwhelmingly rejecting

Trump's governing so far. The public not only souring on his overall leadership and economic

problems, but actually doing so across the board. Let me show you,

a new survey from Pew shows Trump is underwater no matter how you divide up the nation, which,

as you know in politics, people often do. So he's underwater with women and men, across racial

groups, with younger and older voters, even across the education gap, which you probably heard, has become a

bigger gap between the parties lately. Democrats have struggled with voters who didn't go to college,

but non-college and college grads, both groups, oppose what they've seen so far. These findings

are just a really long ways from the campaign era.

Now, you remember, Democrats face those incumbent headwinds. They also swapped in a new candidate

later than any other presidential race in history. But for all the bluster, I mentioned that

tonight because it might seem like ancient history, but even that was a close national race.

Trump won by under two points. He had about 50% of the total vote. We're not going to do a lot of

math tonight, but with these new polls and they're ricocheting and Maga World and on Fox,

keep that November number in mind, 50%. Because maybe the idea of Trump after four years off

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