Trump Gets Catastrophic News Before Election in Disaster AM
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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
Valvomme kun muut nukkuvat. Eläinsairaala Mevet päivystää Helsingin pitäjänmäessä vuoden jokaisena päivänä ja yönä. Tervetuloa Mevetiin. Evidensia.fi kautta Mevet. No justiisa se.
Donald Trump is having a disastrous Monday morning.
This may be one of the worst days of his entire term, of both terms, in fact. He was just hit with catastrophic polling from CNN 24 hours before the critical hour. November 4th elections where Prop 50 in California to do a mid-decade redistricting there is on the ballot, where you have critical governor's races in Virginia and New Jersey are on the ballot there. Donald Trump just got this data from CNN. His disapproval rating right now is 63%. That's worse than either term based on the CNN polling. In other words, his polling right now is worse than it was when he left office following the January 6th insurrection. And it's not just the CNN poll, it's catastrophic polling across the board, across all demographics, across every single issue he's underwatering.
Again, the TIP poll, the YouGov poll, the Economist poll. Donald Trump is indeed a historic president. He is the most historically unpopular president at this time in history. And all the Trump sycophants are trying to make sense of it. Cat Turd, a MAGA Republican influencer, is like, these polls are all fake. It's all fake. And again, 37% of Americans approve, 63% disapprove. Then when it comes to the generic ballot, if the midterms were held tomorrow based on the CNN poll, who would the American people want to control Congress? By a margin of 47% to 42%. the American people want Democrats to control Congress. Also, let's take a look at YouGov, as Owen Winter says. In our polling with YouGov, since the start of his second term, Trump's net approval has fallen 17 points among white Americans, 28 points among Hispanic Americans,
and 38 points among black Americans.
What catastrophic CNN polling did Trump receive 24 hours before the midterm elections?
So he's net negative 74 amongst black Americans, net negative 37 among Hispanic Americans, and net negative one now amongst white Americans. So he's underwater right now with white Americans. Now you take a look at the tip poll as well. There, Donald Trump's approval is only 40% there. And again, just look at other data and you'll see why he's so loathed and detested. Let's take a look at data regarding layoffs. 950,000 layoffs in the first three quarters of his presidency, okay? That's worse than any other year. other than COVID and the Great Recession. Here's how Max Kennerly puts it. Congrats to everyone who put Republicans in charge for the economy. The first three quarters of 2025 already had more layoffs than any of the years in which Biden or Obama was president, except 2009 when Dems were still cleaning up the prior Republican mess.
And you can see it in the chart right here. Layoffs are already higher than for any full year since 2020. Just look at 2025, you see it right there. And that's the data for three quarters. And also we don't have a full data set because Donald Trump's government shutdown has made the Bureau of Labor Statistics not produce or distribute the data. And in any event, Donald Trump's using the government shutdown as an excuse not to release the critical economic data. But here's what we know. It's been harder than normal to get a grasp of the US labor market lately, with several agencies that produce key economic data, including the Bureau of Labor Statistics, going dark during the government shutdown. But even before that, Donald Trump's efforts to downsize the US government left holes in the sprawling federal statistical system.
but private data sets have helped fill in some of the gaps. A report from the outplacement firm Challenger, Gray & Christmas showed almost 950,000 U.S. job cuts this year through September. That's the highest year-to-date total since 2020, and that was before the heavy October run of layoff announcements. Excluding that first year of the COVID-19 pandemic, U.S. job cuts in the first nine months have already surpassed full-year layoffs for every year since 2009.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:01–2:39
2
What catastrophic CNN polling did Trump receive 24 hours before the midterm elections?
2:39–6:01
3
How bad is Trump's approval and disapproval across multiple polls and demographics?
6:01–11:48
4
What do YouGov and TIP polls reveal about Trump’s standing with Black, Hispanic, and White voters?
11:48–14:51
5
How are 2025 layoffs and missing government data tied to the current political climate?
14:51–18:52