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Trump Demands Fraud Investigations Into Pollsters After Record-Low Approval Ratings

The president accuses major media outlets, including Fox News, of rigging polls showing his approval at 39–44% during his second-term's first 100 days.

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Overview

  • President Trump has called for election fraud investigations into pollsters at the New York Times, ABC/Washington Post, and Fox News, alleging their surveys are 'fake.'
  • Recent polls show Trump’s approval ratings between 39% and 44%, the lowest 100-day ratings for any president in over 80 years.
  • Trump criticized Fox News, traditionally a supportive outlet, after its poll showed his approval dropped five points from March to 44%.
  • The president claimed the U.S. press is 'compromised and corrupt,' accusing it of writing negative stories and manipulating poll results.
  • Public dissatisfaction with Trump’s handling of economic policy, immigration, and executive overreach has been highlighted as key factors in his declining approval.