Donald Trump reaches an 80-year record low approval classification

According to CNN poller Harry Enten, the net approval of Trump for Independents in 2017 went from negative 16 percent to negative 22 percent in 2025, which means that the president “broke his own record.”

Enten said: “They don’t like something that now comes from Donald Trump’s (mouth), without perhaps immigration, but when it comes to the economy when it comes to general, when it comes to rates, it is a trio for negativity between independent.

“They resist, resist, opposes themselves. They say, simply, do not like the words that come from Donald’s Trump.”

On Tuesday, the Chief Executive of Goldman Sachs, David Solomon, warned that the chances of an American recession have increased in the aftermath of Trump’s rates and that an escalating trade war is “material risks” for us and worldwide growth.

During a recent profit call, he said analysts: “We will enter the second quarter with a clearly different operational environment than earlier this year.”