Andrew Wilson

Good morning, thank you for having me.

Well, I'll tell you right off the bat, he cannot rebound from this.

I can't think of a good example of a president rebounding from this kind of polling ebb.

I've never seen it.

But, you know, what you pointed out, Republicans especially, so they're at 68, 30-something approval.

So it's interesting because for a very long time, Donald Trump has had this rock solid hold on Republican voters.

And you're not seeing MAGAs drop off.

You are seeing MAGAs.

They are a slightly smaller share of the Republican Party than they were in March.

But you're seeing these non-MAGA Republicans really turning on Trump, and it comes down to the economy and Iran.

It's pretty much that simple.

And we'll keep seeing them fall off, right?

They're not excited about anything that he's doing.

They think he's distracted with the D.C.

projects and the war in Iran, the ballroom.

And so you saw independents on there.

That is a devastating number for any candidate.

If you're looking at 70-plus percent disapproval on any issue, on any candidate, you're screwed with independents.

If you look at the whole matrix of issues with independence, it's two to one against on almost every single thing.

And that was a huge part of his 2024 coalition.