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Donald Trump's approval rating is hitting a wall — and it’s not moving. With 55% of Americans consistently disapproving of his performance since July, Trump faces a critical moment heading into the 2026 midterms. Scandals, economic frustration, and shifting voter sentiments could reshape the political landscape. Can Trump turn it around in time?

Find out what's really driving the numbers — and what it means for the future of U.S. politics.
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00:00Is Donald Trump losing his grip on public approval?
00:03Since mid-July, a consistent 55% of Americans have disapproved of his job performance,
00:08according to the economist YouGov, and that number hasn't budged.
00:12Even more telling?
00:14His approval rating sits stuck around 40-41%,
00:17giving him a net rating of minus 14 to minus 15 points,
00:21just a few steps away from his all-time low.
00:24So what's causing this standstill?
00:26Critics point to lingering scandals,
00:28like his administration's handling of the Jeffrey Epstein case
00:31and a White House that focuses on flashy moves over real economic progress.
00:36Big gestures like ice raids and aggressive foreign policy might grab headlines,
00:40but they're not helping at the gas pump or grocery store.
00:43Even some voters who backed him in 2024 are now questioning their choice.
00:48But don't count him out yet.
00:49He's gaining traction with college-educated and Hispanic voters,
00:53two groups that could be pivotal in the 2026 midterms.
00:56Still, with wars abroad, inflation at home, and public trust slipping,
01:01Trump's biggest battle might be winning back belief in his leadership.
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