Domenico Montanaro

Well, it really looks like it has a lot to do with tariffs and the economy and just 39 percent approve of how he's handling the economy. That's his lowest mark ever for that, including for his first term and even lower, 34 percent approve of his tariffs. Almost six in 10 say Trump's tariffs on imports will hurt the economy.

The percentage of people expecting prices to increase is up seven points from last month.

The percentage of people expecting prices to increase is up seven points from last month.

The percentage of people expecting prices to increase is up seven points from last month.

Yeah, I mean, across all age groups, you know, whether it's men or women, The economy inflation that comes up over and over again. It was certainly the biggest issue in the 2024 election. And arguably, there was no bigger reason that Trump won than his promises to bring prices down. But the bottom line here is that people are sending a very clear message.

Yeah, I mean, across all age groups, you know, whether it's men or women, The economy inflation that comes up over and over again. It was certainly the biggest issue in the 2024 election. And arguably, there was no bigger reason that Trump won than his promises to bring prices down. But the bottom line here is that people are sending a very clear message.

Yeah, I mean, across all age groups, you know, whether it's men or women, The economy inflation that comes up over and over again. It was certainly the biggest issue in the 2024 election. And arguably, there was no bigger reason that Trump won than his promises to bring prices down. But the bottom line here is that people are sending a very clear message.

They largely think these tariffs are a bad idea.

They largely think these tariffs are a bad idea.

They largely think these tariffs are a bad idea.

Yeah, that's true. I mean, majority is disapprove of how he's handling most aspects of his job, actually, from tariffs and the economy. to foreign policy and immigration, which, by the way, had been a relative strength for Trump. Overall, Trump is down to just a 42% approval rating.

Yeah, that's true. I mean, majority is disapprove of how he's handling most aspects of his job, actually, from tariffs and the economy. to foreign policy and immigration, which, by the way, had been a relative strength for Trump. Overall, Trump is down to just a 42% approval rating.

Yeah, that's true. I mean, majority is disapprove of how he's handling most aspects of his job, actually, from tariffs and the economy. to foreign policy and immigration, which, by the way, had been a relative strength for Trump. Overall, Trump is down to just a 42% approval rating.

That's second only to himself in 2017 for the worst score for any president at the 100-day mark, if you look at the numbers that Gallup has put together since Harry Truman. Things can change. Some presidents who were very high at the 100-point mark went down. Others like Bill Clinton, who was only at about 45 percent at 100 days left office with a very high approval rating.

That's second only to himself in 2017 for the worst score for any president at the 100-day mark, if you look at the numbers that Gallup has put together since Harry Truman. Things can change. Some presidents who were very high at the 100-point mark went down. Others like Bill Clinton, who was only at about 45 percent at 100 days left office with a very high approval rating.

That's second only to himself in 2017 for the worst score for any president at the 100-day mark, if you look at the numbers that Gallup has put together since Harry Truman. Things can change. Some presidents who were very high at the 100-point mark went down. Others like Bill Clinton, who was only at about 45 percent at 100 days left office with a very high approval rating.

So we'll see what happens. But we're in very polarized times. I don't expect much to change people's minds. Trump's base, for example, remains very much intact and is giving him a long leash on things like tariffs because they believe in the long run they'll be good for the economy.

So we'll see what happens. But we're in very polarized times. I don't expect much to change people's minds. Trump's base, for example, remains very much intact and is giving him a long leash on things like tariffs because they believe in the long run they'll be good for the economy.

So we'll see what happens. But we're in very polarized times. I don't expect much to change people's minds. Trump's base, for example, remains very much intact and is giving him a long leash on things like tariffs because they believe in the long run they'll be good for the economy.

Yeah, none of that is really popular either. Six in 10 say that they think that Trump is rushing to make changes. That's up five points from last month. About four in 10, though, mostly Republicans say. think he's doing what needs to be done. Still, overwhelmingly, the majority of Americans, 85 percent, think that Trump should follow court orders even ones he doesn't like.