Dan Pfeiffer

And all of our East Coast employees, like Reed, were like, how did you send that before me?

It's funny.

Okay, here are the top lines, and then we can dig into the details.

Trump's approval rating is 40%, with 56% disapproving.

64% of voters don't like how he's handling the cost of living.

58% don't like how he's handling the economy.

58%, same number, don't like how he's handling immigration.

39% don't like how he's handling our relationships with other countries.

So other countries, rest of the world, you know, only 39% of us think that all that's going well.

So just so you all know.

And only 32% of voters think the country is better off than when Trump took office a year ago.

42% of voters say he's on track to be one of the worst presidents in history.

Only 19% say he'll be one of the best.

And that includes only 45% of Republicans, which is interesting.

Meanwhile, in the 2026 midterms, voters would favor a Democratic candidate over a Republican by five points, 48% to 43%.

Trump himself is not only aware of this poll, he has announced that he'll be adding it to his lawsuit against the New York Times and will demand to learn how the Times, quote, computed these fake results.

Must preserve all records, Nate Cohn.

He then added two more posts saying that fake polls are out of control and quote dangerous and that publishing polling he doesn't like should be a crime.

Are you worried that he might come for a polar coaster with Dan Pfeiffer?

Or the message box, perhaps?