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This episode provides a detailed statistical analysis of President Trump's current job approval ratings compared to historical precedents. The host examines various polling data, including Rasmussen and Reuters/Ipsos, to track the recent decline in Trump's popularity from previous highs. By comparing his current 39% support level to the mid-term approval ratings of other presidents like George W. Bush, Jimmy Carter, and Joe Biden, the discussion places Trump within a specific historical tier of presidential popularity. The analysis also touches upon the high approval benchmarks set by figures like Ronald Reagan and Bill Clinton, noting how modern political polarization affects polling averages. The episode concludes with listener questions regarding political figures such as Lindsey Graham's wife, the potential role of Marco Rubio, and the appointment of Todd Blanche as Minister of Justice.
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And just 44 percent, think that you don't do it.
00:02:37 · The host discusses the specific findings of a Rasmussen poll regarding Trump's approval.
Trump had 39%. In the summer of 1978, Jimmy Carter had a support of 40%.
00:06:40 · The host compares Trump's current approval rating to that of Jimmy Carter during his presidency.
Because America polarized more than the last decade.
00:08:36 · The speaker explains why high approval ratings like those of Reagan and Clinton are harder to achieve in the current era.
If I have the same economic growth as Bill Clinton, I would have to do it for, he said Trump.
00:09:29 · The host recounts a past interview where Trump expressed admiration for Clinton's economic performance.
They find that he is still as the advocate of Trump.
00:14:33 · The discussion addresses the concerns among Republicans regarding Todd Blanche's loyalty to Trump.
This episode provides a detailed statistical analysis of President Trump's current job approval ratings compared to historical precedents. The host examines various polling data, including Rasmussen and Reuters/Ipsos, to track the recent decline in Trump's popularity from previous highs. By comparing his current 39% support level to the mid-term approval ratings of other presidents like George W. Bush, Jimmy Carter, and Joe Biden, the discussion places Trump within a specific historical tier of presidential popularity. The analysis also touches upon the high approval benchmarks set by figures like Ronald Reagan and Bill Clinton, noting how modern political polarization affects polling averages. The episode concludes with listener questions regarding political figures such as Lindsey Graham's wife, the potential role of Marco Rubio, and the appointment of Todd Blanche as Minister of Justice.
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