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ABC News and Ipsos that shows Donald Trump with the worst favorable ratings of any president

in the last 80 years, historically unpopular for a president and his first 100 days.

You know, a little bit cold comfort, I know, for many of you and for us here,

reporting on this since we told everybody he'd be a disaster.

And for some reason, that didn't sink in for some voters.

And I think it's also a little bit of cold comfort because, you know,

we've been through this with the polls during the campaign.

Polls go up, polls go down.

You know, the polls were, the polls did undershoot Trump a little bit across the board,

basically, in, you know, in the 2024 election.

Not by a ton, not by more than the margin of error, but by enough to get a bad result. But I think that is why you've got to look at these polls in this context, right, which is even if they're undershooting them, you know, even if they're undershooting him by, I don't know, what do we want to give them? We want to grade them on a curve? What kind of curve do you want to give old Donnie T?

If you gave him a curve of five points, I'd give him a 44% approval. I'd put him above the first Trump. I'd put him above himself. So that'd be good, but that wouldn't be enough to pass anybody. but he's got to give him a 9% curve to get him up above old Gerald Ford, who had a 47% approval rating about the first 100 days of his presidency.

So, you know, it's not good, no matter how you look at it.

And I do think that when you look at the numbers underneath, they tell you a lot about, you know,

what is really driving this. And it is the economy. I mean, I don't think that should be

surprised to anybody, but some pretty striking numbers here. The economy since Trump took

office, 21% better, 53% worse, 25% same. You know, that is, uh, what, 78% people saying that

it's either the same for them or worse. That's not great, Bob. Um, prices for things you want

are need going up 62% same 27% going down 11% so it's, you know, almost 90% pretty much everybody.

Likelihood of Trump's policies causing a recession, 72% say likely. So, I mean, that includes

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