Harry Enten

Okay, so we look at these numbers right here.

One of the things that Donald Trump had been arguing, his proponents had been arguing, oh, you know what, he's doing better than he was doing in term number one.

No longer is that the case.

What are we talking about here?

Okay, net approval rating at this point in the term.

Look at this.

22 points below order on average when you average all the pollsters from the last slide.

That is actually lower.

That is lower than he was at this point in term number one when it was 17 points below order.

So he's doing five points worse, five points worse.

And he's doing way worse than Joe Biden was doing at this point in his term number one when he was 13 points below order.

So the bottom line is this.

Donald Trump is setting new records for himself in term number two, setting new records for himself compared to where he was at this point in term number one.

And he's doing worse than Joe Biden, which is, of course, a comparison that Donald Trump does not want to be because we all know what happened to Joe Biden.

His party lost the House in term number one, that midterm elections.

And of course, Joe Biden was not reelected to another term.

At this point, the numbers are no bueno for the president of the United States.

Okay, Kate, you know what?

This is the segment, we have done it over and over and over again because he keeps setting new lows for himself.

What are we talking about?