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There's a lot of voters I listen to who talk about Trump and they say like, well, I think he transcends politics, right?

They feel like he himself is not as much

of a political figure, but I could see a lot of the voters in the way they talk about him,

liking somebody like AOC. Like, they would find her authentic, they would find her radical,

they would find her energetic. And now the good fight with Yasha Monk.

Trump has been in office for about 100 days at this point. And one of the questions that I've been asking myself is how Americans are responding to his presidency.

Are they satisfied with what he's doing, or are they growing concerned?

Are they running away from him?

Now, one way to answer that is to look at top-line opinion polls,

and those show, as I'm recording this introduction,

but about 50-51% of Americans disapprove of Trump, about 45% approve of him.

That is a significant decline of course over the last months, but not yet in territory that is deeply concerning to him.

But another way of getting at this is to listen to what voters are actually saying when you give

them the chance to talk at greater length if you actually have a deep conversation with them.

And nobody does that better than Sarah Longwell.

Sarah, who's been on this podcast a few times in the past, is the founder and publisher of the bulwark.

She was a longtime Republican, one of the founders of the Lock Cabin Republicans, who has run

a lot of important groups criticizing Trump over the last years. And she is a master of the focus group, as many of you who

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