Happy to have you here. So here's the headline tonight at the Washington Post.

Are things falling apart for Trump? About 100 days in, the signs are almost uniformly negative

for the second term Trump Project. Very provocative headline there. Are things falling apart

for Trump? I don't know, but let's look.

Let's look at the evidence from the post tonight.

Multiple polls this week showed Trump hitting new lows.

His approval rating has been double digits underwater in surveys from the Pew Research

Center, where he's minus 19, the Economist Ugov poll where he's minus 13,

the Reuters-Ipsos poll where he's minus 11, and now Fox News, where he is also minus 11.

Trump was already more unpopular at this point in his presidency than any modern president

not named Donald Trump. He's now flirting with falling below where he was even at this point in his

historically unpopular first term. Quote, perhaps more troubling for Trump, most of his

major policies are even more unpopular than he is. That suggests his image is largely buoyed by

loyalists who might not like what they are seeing from him, but they still say they support him for now.

Quote, around 6 in 10 Americans have been critical of both his tariffs and Elon Musk's roughshod efforts to cut government programs and employees.

In one poll this week, Americans said by a nearly

two-to-one proportion that the Trump administration should abide by a court order to

facilitate the return of a man wrongly deported to prison in El Salvador, Kilmar-Abrego-Gar

Garcia. That's a court order. The administration is apparently flouting. Polling also suggests Americans strongly reject

the Trump administration sending hundreds of men to the brutal El Salvador prison without due

process, as well as Trump's efforts to deport student visa holders. Quote, in some, it's all an increasing mess.

Trump might try to muddle through, including by pressing forward on tariffs and

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