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Donald Trump’s second term is barely a year old, and the numbers are already flashing red. A wave of new national polls shows his approval rating collapsing across virtually every major survey—Pew, Reuters/Ipsos, Economist/YouGov, Fox News, and Nate Silver’s aggregate—all pointing to the same conclusion: public confidence is eroding fast.

In this video, we break down the data behind Trump’s sharp approval slide and explain why this moment is different from the usual political noise.

We analyze the polling collapse:

The Numbers:
Why Trump’s approval has fallen into the 37–38% range in high-quality polls, with net disapproval reaching its worst levels of the second term.

The Trend:
How Nate Silver’s average shows a 26-point swing in net approval in just twelve months—and why that scale of decline is historically dangerous for an incumbent.

The Triggers:
The Minneapolis ICE shootings of Renee Nicole Good and Alex Pretti, the bystander videos contradicting official accounts, and how those events reshaped public opinion on immigration enforcement.

The Economic Fallout:
How tariffs meant to boost U.S. manufacturing are instead driving up gas prices, grocery costs, and auto parts—fueling cost-of-living anger across party lines.

The Political Risk:
Why independents and soft Republicans are breaking away, what that means for the 2026 midterms, and how sustained approval below 40% changes the math for the rest of Trump’s presidency.

This is not speculation or partisan spin. Every claim is grounded in polling data, public reporting, and observable voter behavior. When visible chaos collides with pocketbook pain, approval ratings don’t just dip—they harden. And that’s where this administration now finds itself.

Sources:

Pew Research Center – January 2026 National Survey
Reuters/Ipsos Polling – January 2026
Economist / YouGov Daily Tracker
Fox News National Poll – January 2026
Nate Silver’s Silver Bulletin Approval Average

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