Rasmussen: Trump Approval Rating Near All‑Time Low

Rasmussen: Trump Approval Rating Near All‑Time Low

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Rasmussen Reports chief pollster Mark Mitchell joined Steve Bannon on The War Room on Tuesday.

During his discussion with host Steve Bannon, Mitchell warned that President Trump’s approval rating is one point away from his lowest net approval ever. This all has to do with the Epstein gaslighting. The American public is not buying it.

Where his approval rating should be right now is soaring. It’s not, it’s plunging. It’s one point away from the lowest net approval rating that he’s had this entire cycle. The last time he had a rating, it was negative five, was back in April. That was when the market imploded 15%.

Trump’s approval is now sitting at 47 percent. He has dropped five points in a week.

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Mark Mitchell: I just want to start at a high level and say Donald Trump came in with really great approval numbers. He’s brought a lot of foreign investment back to the United States. He just signed his signature legislation less than two weeks ago, and it’s the summer. The Democrats are imploding. He took out the Iranian nuclear weapons program, which was insanely popular.

So people are trying to say this (Epstein files) isn’t a big deal. People are trying to say nobody wants this Epstein information out. It’s an absolute misdirection.

This is horrifying. If it isn’t corrected, it threatens derailing Trump’s agenda, getting rid of his political capital. If this isn’t fixed, this might hang over Trump’s administration. It could be his Afghanistan going into the fall with Democrats still pounding away. How come you flip-flops on Epstein? And, in my opinion, there are some very easy fixes.

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