Rachel Maddow

No, by a 33-point margin. Should Trump be allowed to eliminate programs enacted by Congress? No, by a 33-point margin. Should Trump be allowed to deport legal immigrants for protesting against Israel? No, by a 46-point margin. Should Trump be allowed to send U.S. citizens to that prison in El Salvador like he's been threatening to? No, he should not be allowed to do that by a 63-point margin.

Should Trump be allowed to ignore an order from the United States Supreme Court? No, by a 70 point margin. When you are losing polling questions about stuff you've said you might want to do or stuff you're trying to do, when you're losing polling questions like that by 40, 60, 70 point margins, we're pretty close to something that looks like a national consensus view in this country.

Should Trump be allowed to ignore an order from the United States Supreme Court? No, by a 70 point margin. When you are losing polling questions about stuff you've said you might want to do or stuff you're trying to do, when you're losing polling questions like that by 40, 60, 70 point margins, we're pretty close to something that looks like a national consensus view in this country.

And the view is no. No to what Donald Trump is doing. Do you approve of how Trump is managing the government? No. Do you approve of how Trump is managing trade? No. Do you approve of Donald Trump's executive orders rolling back DEI programs in the federal government? No. Do you approve of Donald Trump on the economy? No. Do you approve of Donald Trump and his handling of the Russia-Ukraine war?

And the view is no. No to what Donald Trump is doing. Do you approve of how Trump is managing the government? No. Do you approve of how Trump is managing trade? No. Do you approve of Donald Trump's executive orders rolling back DEI programs in the federal government? No. Do you approve of Donald Trump on the economy? No. Do you approve of Donald Trump and his handling of the Russia-Ukraine war?

Nope. Do you approve of Donald Trump's handling of immigration? No. Do you approve of Donald Trump's treatment of the Kilmar-Abrego-Garcia case? No. By a 21-point margin, no. But credit The New York Times and their editors for actually, I think, really getting right the big takeaway from this poll in all of its detail. The big takeaway really is what they put in the headline.

Nope. Do you approve of Donald Trump's handling of immigration? No. Do you approve of Donald Trump's treatment of the Kilmar-Abrego-Garcia case? No. By a 21-point margin, no. But credit The New York Times and their editors for actually, I think, really getting right the big takeaway from this poll in all of its detail. The big takeaway really is what they put in the headline.

Voters see Trump's use of power as overreaching. And they can say that credibly in this poll because they asked about it. I mean, outright majorities of the country say that Trump has gone, quote, too far on tariffs, too far on his cuts to the federal workforce, too far. On immigration enforcement? Too far. On his overall changes to the political and economic system? Too far.

Voters see Trump's use of power as overreaching. And they can say that credibly in this poll because they asked about it. I mean, outright majorities of the country say that Trump has gone, quote, too far on tariffs, too far on his cuts to the federal workforce, too far. On immigration enforcement? Too far. On his overall changes to the political and economic system? Too far.

Outright majorities of the country say he's gone too far on all of those things. And it's not just that New York Times-Siena poll that's out today. There's also a new AP national poll that's out today, which puts Trump minus 24 on the economy. Whoa. There's a new Washington Post-ABC-Ipsos poll that's out today. Their headline, Trump's immigration ratings turn negative.

Outright majorities of the country say he's gone too far on all of those things. And it's not just that New York Times-Siena poll that's out today. There's also a new AP national poll that's out today, which puts Trump minus 24 on the economy. Whoa. There's a new Washington Post-ABC-Ipsos poll that's out today. Their headline, Trump's immigration ratings turn negative.

He's always been able to count on people being with him on the nasty things he says about immigrants. Not anymore. People are not with him on immigration anymore. The thing he can always count on having a positive approval rating on, not anymore. So it's all bad for Trump. in terms of the public just soundly rejecting everything he's doing, even the stuff that he says just for political effect.

He's always been able to count on people being with him on the nasty things he says about immigrants. Not anymore. People are not with him on immigration anymore. The thing he can always count on having a positive approval rating on, not anymore. So it's all bad for Trump. in terms of the public just soundly rejecting everything he's doing, even the stuff that he says just for political effect.

It's having the opposite political effect that he intends. I don't know that we have ever seen another first hundred days from any president this roundly rejected and hated by the American people. And as I said, correlation is not causation. Things happening together doesn't necessarily mean that one of those things caused the other one to happen.

It's having the opposite political effect that he intends. I don't know that we have ever seen another first hundred days from any president this roundly rejected and hated by the American people. And as I said, correlation is not causation. Things happening together doesn't necessarily mean that one of those things caused the other one to happen.

But on the day we've got on the front page of the New York Times, voters sour on Trump. Americans think Trump is overreaching in his use of power. On the day that is the news on Donald Trump, what does Trump do? He arrests a judge. He arrests a judge. And we're going to talk with Congressman Jamie Raskin about this in just a moment.

But on the day we've got on the front page of the New York Times, voters sour on Trump. Americans think Trump is overreaching in his use of power. On the day that is the news on Donald Trump, what does Trump do? He arrests a judge. He arrests a judge. And we're going to talk with Congressman Jamie Raskin about this in just a moment.

But if you want to talk about a portrait of desperation, show me the political leader who is just flipping the table over, just pulling the pin on the grenade and rolling it into the room. Show me the elected leader who has decided to start arresting judges to see what happens. And we're going to talk in just a moment about what happened already in response to Trump doing that today.

But if you want to talk about a portrait of desperation, show me the political leader who is just flipping the table over, just pulling the pin on the grenade and rolling it into the room. Show me the elected leader who has decided to start arresting judges to see what happens. And we're going to talk in just a moment about what happened already in response to Trump doing that today.

where this is headed. We're going to talk with Congressman Raskin about that in just a moment. You're going to want to see what the instant emergency reaction was when it was announced this morning that Trump had arrested a judge. You're going to want to see this.