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I'm your host, Greg Sargent.

Three days. Three new national polls show that President Donald Trump's job approval is decidedly underwater.

Even more tellingly, however, the new polls show that majorities are rejecting Trump's authoritarian governing tactics.

And on top of that, Elon Musk, who's been tapped to carry out some of Trump's most autocratic designs, fares even worse than Trump does in this polling.

Is it possible that we're finally seeing a real public backlash to Trump's authoritarianism,

the one that was

supposed to materialize during the campaign, but didn't? And if so, what does that mean for how

the Democratic opposition should proceed? We're talking about all this with one of our

favorite political scientists, Julia Azari, who has a good piece for her substack,

good politics, bad politics, about some of these

questions. Julia, thanks for coming on. Thank you so much for having me. So let's quickly go through

this polling. CNN finds that 47% of Americans approve of Trump's performance while 52% disapprove.

Gallup finds him at 45 to 51, and the Washington Post

finds that 43% support what Trump has done in his first month, while 48% oppose it.

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