Just over a month into his presidency, Donald Trump is getting high marks from American voters. He's gaining ground with non-white males and those without a college degree. Meanwhile, Democrats are struggling to hone in on a message.

In this episode, we speak to Signal Polster Brent Buchanan about how Americans are responding

so far to the Trump presidency.

I'm Daily Wire, editor-in-chief John Bickley, with Georgia Howe.

It's Sunday, March 2nd, and this is a weekend edition of Morning Wire.

Joining us now is founder of Signal Polling Group, Brent Buchanan.

Brent, thank you so much for joining us.

Yeah, great to be back. So first of all, you released your new national vote trend poll this month.

What were some of the trends that stood out to you? Well, there were a few, and I'd say the biggest

is this finding that non-white men continue to move towards Donald Trump.

And it's a really fascinating thing because if you go back and look at the exit polling,

white voters as a whole basically gave Trump the exact same margin in the 24 election as they did in the 20 election.

And that was two factors. One being that

non-college educated whites continued to move to the right, college-educated whites in higher

continue to move to the left. And that trend on the educational attainment, we call it the

diploma divide, hadn't really made its way into non-white communities in the same veracity that

it had white communities from between 16 and 20 and 24. And you just continue to see that like

you've got 30% of black men who are favorable of Donald Trump. I mean, that that's a stat that

if you'd ask his favorability in 2017, my guess would have been around 11%.

Yeah, so a very dramatic difference there.

So you're seeing that continued support that we saw from the election to this point.

What are some of the things you found in terms of specific reasons that Trump's maintaining this support?

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