Today we're going to talk about Trump's cratering approval rating and the lesson that Democrats

can learn from Trump going net negative even on immigration.

And I've got four interviews.

I'm joined by Representative is Robert Garcia and Maxwell Frost in El Salvador to discuss

their efforts to bring Kilmar-Abrego-Garcia back to the U.S., Katie Porter about her run

for Governor of California, David Hogg about his effort to oust Democratic incumbents to recruit

younger candidates and Normizing about Trump arresting a judge in Wisconsin.

I'm Brian Tyler Cohen, and you're listening to No Lie.

So a lot of new polling has come out that signals really, really bad news for Trump, specifically

the latest New York Times-Syenne poll, which

has Trump at negative 12 points overall and underwater on literally every single issue, on managing

the federal government, on the economy, on foreign conflicts, Russia, Ukraine, but I want to focus

on one issue in particular. The deportation of Kilmar-Abrego-Garcia was viewed as a trap by

Democrats.

There was a story in Axios that garnered a lot of coverage and candidly probably represented the view of quite a good number of Democrats.

I'm going to read an excerpt from the reporting.

It says the second House Democrat who spoke anonymously, a centrist called the deportation issue a soup du jour, arguing Trump

is setting the trap for the Democrats, and like usual, we're falling for it.

Quote, rather than talking about the tariff policy and the economy, the thing where his numbers

are tanking, we're going to take the bait for the one hairdresser, they said, likely referring

to Andrew Hernandez-Ramero.

Only if Trump tries to deport U.S. citizens, the lawmaker argued,

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