Trump’s Approval Rating Goes Negative As His Destruction Piles Up

Подробнее о видео

Just a little over one month into his second term, Donald Trump’s approval rating has officially gone into the negative, according to an aggregate of the available polling data. It took President Biden 7 months to go negative with his approval rating, but Trump shattered that record this time around. The irony is that even though a majority of viewers approved of Trump’s address to Congress this week, the flip from positive to negative happened AFTER the address, showing that it was only his hardcore fans that actually approved of what he said. Ring of Fire’s Farron Cousins discusses this.
 
Link –

Subscribe to stay connected to our stories:

Support us by becoming a member on YouTube:
Or Support us on Patreon:
Buy Ring of Fire merch:

Find us on social media!
Facebook:
Twitter:
Instagram:
TikTok:

*This transcript was generated by a third-party transcription software company, so please excuse any typos.

So all of the numbers, I mean about literally everything that have come out this week have just been god awful, right? The economic numbers, the lying numbers we've gotten from the Department of Government efficiency, the stock market numbers that we've talked about, none, nothing but bad news. So kind of wanted to end this week, the final video on Friday with some numbers that are actually good news. And those numbers of course, are Donald Trump's approval ratings that for the first time in this administration are officially underwater according to the polling aggregates. Now, the reason I mention the polling aggregates is of course, because we have seen some polls that have shown Donald Trump's approval rating being underwater, more disapproving than approving. But this is the first time that the aggregate, the majority of the polls show him with a higher disapproval rating. And yes, that's good news because when Biden was president, it took seven months, seven months before President Biden had an underwater approval rating.

It took Donald Trump 45 days. But believe it or not, that's actually still better than his first term in office. When Donald Trump first came into office back at the beginning of 2017, his approval rating was above water. It wasn't above 50%, but it was above water, right? More people approved than disapproved. But after 15 days of his first administration, he went underwater and never again had a positive approval rating. So this time took a little bit longer. In fact, took three times longer, 45 days instead of 15. But nevertheless, we got there and a majority of people now disapprove of the job that he is doing. So it gets funnier. Right before he gave his joint session speech to Congress on Tuesday, that was the first time, that's when it flipped. But it only flipped by 0.1% Wednesday morning after the speech. And everybody got to hear him rant about transgender mice because he doesn't know how to read. Um, it went to 0.3%. So that speech and of course the tariffs, the tanking of the stock market, all of that, uh, it drove him even further down. So he's not doing himself any favors with his policies. He's not doing himself any favors with his speaking. Basically, nothing he's doing is helping anything because nothing he's doing is helping Americans. And that is the point. I know that polls come and go. They change whatever it is.

But during his first term, once he went underwater, he never got back. And the public switched parties in the next presidential election. President Biden, after seven months went negative, never flipped it positive again. The next presidential election party control of the White House flipped. If that trend continues, and I'm hoping it does, and honestly I see no way for him to flip it, we could be looking at the exact same pattern again. So, yes, this does matter. This is not just haha, look at the idiot that nobody likes. This is the trend. This is the pattern. If people stay unhappy and I imagine they're gonna stay unhappy because economists are predicting a recession by the end of June, then yeah, that probably bodes well for the Democrats. Now, on the Democratic side, y'all have to fix your economic messaging to the American public. That should be the only message you are sending to the American public.