Trump's 5 worst second-term polling collapses

[0:00] I've dug into the polls deeper than Death Valley [0:02] to find the biggest drops for President Trump [0:04] from term number one to term number two. [0:07] And we're gonna count them down, [0:08] and we're gonna end with the biggest drop, [0:10] so stay tuned, and we're gonna tell you why it matters [0:13] and what it means for the future. [0:15] And we're gonna start off with issue number five. [0:17] We're talking about corruption, [0:18] Trump's corruption net approval rating [0:20] at this time in Trump's terms. [0:22] Look, in 2018, in term number one, [0:24] Trump wasn't too hot to trot. [0:26] He was at negative 13 points. [0:27] But look at this drop now to term number two. [0:30] He's now at negative 31 points, my goodness gracious. [0:34] That is a drop of 18 points, woof. [0:37] Now why has Trump dropped so much on corruption? [0:40] Well, it may have to do something with his investments [0:43] because just take a look here. [0:44] Okay, Trump earning, get this, over $2 billion, [0:48] billion with a B, in term number two [0:51] from crypto and other income. [0:53] Look at this, look what the majority of Americans say. [0:56] They say that it is bad, they say that it is bad. [0:59] No wonder why Trump's corruption net approval rating [1:03] has been dropping so much. [1:04] But you think five was big? [1:06] How about we go to number four on our list? [1:08] Okay, Trump's net approval rating on number four, [1:12] government spending, at this time in Trump's terms. [1:15] In 2018, it was minus 12 points. [1:18] Look at where we are now in term number two. [1:21] That's minus 34 points, that's minus 34 points. [1:25] And doing some math here, hold on, [1:28] I'm gonna do a little bit of math. [1:30] You know what, it turns out, down, [1:33] it does in fact equal bad, it does equal bad. [1:35] We're talking about a 22 point drop, woof. [1:40] Now, what's going on? [1:42] What's going on with government spending [1:43] that Americans don't like? [1:44] Well, it really did start at the beginning [1:46] of Trump's second term. [1:48] You can see it here, look at this. [1:49] The one big beautiful bill, look at the impact on the debt. [1:53] Over the course of the one big beautiful bill, [1:55] this is trillion with a T, with a T. [1:59] Up $4.2 trillion over the course [2:03] of the one big beautiful bill, woof. [2:05] And it ain't too popular, it ain't too popular. [2:08] We're talking about a net favorability rating [2:10] of negative 27 points. [2:13] My goodness gracious, the Yankees have a higher [2:15] net favorability rating in Boston, Massachusetts. [2:18] Now, you think four was big? [2:20] What about number three? [2:21] Let's talk about, I mean, this one. [2:24] Come on, I think it's fairly obvious. [2:26] We all know that Americans don't like this [2:28] if you've been following the polls. [2:29] Trump's net approval rating on Iran [2:31] at this time in Trump's terms. [2:33] Look at this, in 2018, it wasn't too bad for Trump. [2:36] It wasn't too bad, he was at minus nine points. [2:39] Look at this though. [2:40] Now, over the course of the Iran war, [2:42] we have seen that approval rating, [2:44] that net approval rating tumble. [2:46] It's now minus 36 points, minus 36 points. [2:51] Some quick math here, what is that? [2:52] That's a drop of 27 points, woof. [2:57] And what, what is going on? [2:59] Why has Trump's approval rating on Iran [3:02] dropped lower than the straight-up Hormuz? [3:05] What is happening here? [3:07] Well, what about this? [3:09] Let's just take a look at how Americans feel [3:10] about the war in Iran. [3:12] Do they like what's going on? [3:13] What do they think's happening? [3:15] Well, 75%, we're talking about three in four Americans. [3:20] Three in four Americans say it is not worth the cost. [3:23] I mean, President Trump, pick up the phone, [3:26] pick up the phone, talk with any American out there, [3:30] and chances are they're gonna say, [3:31] we don't like this war. [3:33] More than that, look at this. [3:35] 88% of Americans say that the war [3:39] has not achieved its goals. [3:41] It's not achieved its goals. [3:43] So again, no wonder, no wonder Americans [3:47] have turned against President Trump in this war. [3:50] Now, you know, all this talk of water, [3:52] the straight-up Hormuz I was talking about, [3:54] Death Valley made me very parched for thirst. [3:56] Let's get a look here, let's get a look. [3:58] Okay, the Soda of the Week, [4:00] it's a classic Diet Coke, quite good, [4:04] but I don't wanna lose track of where we're going here. [4:06] And you know what, we're gonna go to number two on our list. [4:09] As I said, we're going from the smallest [4:12] to the biggest jumps. [4:13] And this one, well, it's related to the economy. [4:17] It is, of course, jobs. [4:18] It is, of course, jobs. [4:20] And take a look here. [4:21] Trump's not approving on jobs [4:22] about at this point in Trump's terms. [4:24] In term number one, he was on the positive side [4:27] of the ledger, he was on the positive side of the ledger. [4:29] He was at plus nine points. [4:31] This is one of the first positives we've seen. [4:33] But is it positive anymore? [4:34] It ain't positive anymore. [4:36] We're talking about a two, a two, [4:38] in the negative direction. [4:39] Down he goes, 22 is actually my lucky number, [4:42] I'll point out, by the way. [4:43] Down he goes, that is what? [4:45] That is a 22, a nine. [4:48] That is a 31, 31 point shift [4:52] against the President of the United States [4:54] on an issue that was so key for him in term number one. [4:58] Now, why? [4:59] Why have Americans turned against Trump [5:02] in the second largest way on jobs? [5:04] Well, why don't we just talk about [5:06] one of Trump's big promises? [5:08] One of Trump's big promises [5:09] was to bring back manufacturing jobs. [5:12] And you know what? [5:13] He was actually doing it in term number one. [5:15] Change in manufacturing jobs [5:17] by this point in Trump's terms. [5:19] In term number one, look at this. [5:21] Cumulatively, we're talking about a gain [5:23] of 342,000 jobs. [5:28] Almost said dollars there, but jobs do equal dollars, [5:30] so I guess it does make sense. [5:32] That's a promise fulfilled. [5:33] That is a promise fulfilled. [5:36] But what's happened in term number two? [5:38] What has happened in term number two? [5:39] Well, look at this. [5:40] Cumulatively, we have actually had a net decrease, [5:44] a net decrease in the number of jobs. [5:46] We're talking about 50,000. [5:48] And so, all told, this is about a 400,000 job difference [5:54] in terms of job gain when it comes to manufacturing [5:57] between term number one and term number two. [6:01] Now, this brings us to issue number one. [6:05] This is what we've been waiting for, right? [6:07] Well, to quote Jimmy Carbo, [6:10] it's the economy, stupid. [6:12] It's the economy. [6:13] Look at this. [6:14] Trump's not operating on the economy at this time [6:17] in Trump's terms in 2018. [6:20] Again, a positive, a positive. [6:22] Trump the businessman, he actually did it. [6:24] Yes, he did it. [6:25] A positive, plus nine points. [6:28] But look at what's happened by 2026. [6:31] Now, I always love jotting this one out, right? [6:33] What is this change that we're talking about here? [6:35] We're talking about from plus nine to minus 33. [6:39] And we are talking about, there it is. [6:45] That is, get this, a 42 point drop. [6:50] 42 points against the President of the United States. [6:54] And why is it? [6:55] Why has this issue that Trump was doing so well on, [6:58] why have Americans turned against him? [7:00] Well, take a look here. [7:03] The effect of Trump's policies on US economic conditions. [7:06] Now we're talking about two in three Americans [7:09] who say that they have worsened. [7:11] They have worsened it because of the effect of Trump's policies. [7:15] Just 22% say that they've improved. [7:18] Then we get 13% who say that there has in fact been [7:21] no impact because of Trump. [7:23] And what is it? [7:24] What is it that is driving this in terms of the economic conditions? [7:29] Well, simply put, it's inflation. [7:32] It's inflation. [7:33] It was the reason that Trump got elected to a second term [7:36] that charts the inflation crisis. [7:37] We don't have a change because the pollsters [7:39] didn't even ask about inflation in term number one. [7:42] But now in term number two, in our latest CNN poll, [7:45] look at this, Trump 50 points underwater, 50 points underwater. [7:51] I went back through the history books. [7:52] Again, I told you, I dug deep into them. [7:55] I dug deeper into them than anyone has basically dug [7:58] into any polling archive you could before. [8:01] And no president before President Trump actually had [8:04] a negative 50 point or worse net approval rating on inflation. [8:10] Now, of course, what does this all mean? [8:12] Well, when it comes to President Trump, [8:15] I'll tell you what it means. [8:17] It means this. [8:18] Take a look here, Trump's negative net approval rating. [8:21] Every single poll, every single poll since March 29, 2025, [8:29] has had Trump in the negative. [8:31] He has been in the negative in every single poll [8:34] since that point. [8:36] You know how many days in a row that is? [8:38] You know how many days in a row that is? [8:39] Well, depending on when you watch this, [8:41] it's gonna be about 500 days in a row plus. [8:45] If you're watching this on Sunday, [8:47] it's a little bit less than 500 days. [8:50] It's more like 498 days in a row. [8:54] But if you're watching it afterwards, it's 500 days. [8:57] Now, if you are a member of the Republican Party [9:00] and what it means to the future, [9:02] that's what I promised you. [9:02] I promised you at the top what this all means to the future. [9:05] We've got a huge midterm election coming up, [9:09] a huge midterm election coming up. [9:11] And what does this mean? [9:12] Well, the midterms, the chance that Democrats [9:14] win back the House, win the Senate. [9:17] Look at this. [9:18] Democrats now the heavy favorites to win back the House [9:21] of representatives according to the cash prediction market. [9:23] We're talking about north of a four in five chance, [9:27] north of a four in five chance that they win back the House. [9:29] What about the United States Senate? [9:31] The United States Senate, [9:32] the map was so much against Democrats, right? [9:34] They have to win in red states. [9:36] They have to win in red states like Alaska, like Texas. [9:40] But now Democrats are up to a 46% chance [9:43] to win the United States Senate [9:44] because candidates like James Tallarico [9:47] are actually ahead in more polls than they are behind. [9:50] So, gonna use the phone prop again. [9:54] Republicans, call up President Trump. [9:57] Tell him if you lose in the midterm elections, [9:59] it's your fault. [10:00] Oh, and by the way, [10:02] if you like what you saw in this video, [10:04] remember, ask questions, [10:07] leave something in the comments section, [10:10] and maybe next time around, we'll answer them. [10:13] Shalom, my friends.