Trump Demands Investigations into Pollsters Amid Low Approval Ratings

President Donald Trump has strongly condemned recent national polls from outlets like the New York Times, Washington Post, ABC News, and Fox News that show his approval rating at historic lows near the 100-day mark of his second term, with figures ranging from 39% to 44%. Trump alleges these polls are intentionally biased against him, claiming they underrepresent his supporters and calling for investigations into what he describes as 'election fraud' by these organizations. He further accuses the mainstream media of being 'compromised and corrupt,' acting as propaganda rather than providing fair coverage, and labels them the 'enemy of the people.' Trump’s campaign pollster John McLaughlin echoed these criticisms, arguing the poll samples undercount Trump voters relative to his actual support in the electorate. Despite the negative coverage, Trump insists his base remains strong, particularly regarding his performance on border security. The president maintains that the negative poll results and reporting are part of an ongoing campaign to undermine his administration and mislead the public.