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YOUTUBE (CNN) - 'Basically everyone' hates Hegseth, Trump's nightmare & more | Enten roundup

CNN Chief Data Analyst Harry Enten runs the numbers, from measuring Secretary Hegseth's popularity to President Trump's record-breaking inflation disapproval numbers. 0:00 Hegseth's tanking net approval rating 3:05 Voter sentiment on Trump's Russia-Ukraine performance 5:56 The worst for any President in history: Trump's inflation net approval 10:04 Gas prices are a major problem for average American 12:46 Why Trump's critical Latino voter favorability is tanking Watch Harry’s show, 'The Enten Scale', on CNN: https://cnn.it/4rXUcHz #Inflation #Hegseth #News

WASHINGTONPOST (Natalie Allison, Isaac Arnsdorf) - Trump is sober about the midterm prospects for Republicans, advisers say

In private, President Trump has been hearing blunt news from advisers about the GOP's poor chances in the midterms and has accepted that some of the problem is of his making.

YOUTUBE (MS NOW) - FOX NEWS poll DESTROYS Trump I MS NOW REAX

According to the latest Fox News poll, voters say they trust Democrats more than Republicans to handle inflation and prices, a shift from 2022, when Republicans had a sizable advantage on the issue. The poll also finds that a majority of voters say the Trump administration has made the economy worse, including 25% of Republicans surveyed. Meanwhile, there’s new reporting that a Trump-aligned super PAC is spending more than $100 million in several House districts that Trump comfortably won in 2024.

YOUTUBE (Newsmax) - Michigan auto worker: Polls will get better for Republicans as voters get facts

Michigan auto worker for Trump Brian Pannebecker predicted improvement for Republicans as the Midterms get closer on Friday's "Bianca Across The Nation."

WASHINGTONPOST (Laura Beveridge) - These midterm polls caught our attention this week. They’re good for Democrats.

Political strategists and pollsters say surveys are usually more reliable after Labor Day.

YOUTUBE (MS NOW) - Fox News poll: 55% of voters trust Dems over GOP to handle inflation

The latest Fox News poll shows 55% of voters trust Democrats to handle inflation and prices over Republicans, and a majority of voters say the price of groceries and gas are a major problem. Joe calls the numbers “devastating” for the GOP.

YOUTUBE (MS NOW) - Joe: 'DEVASTATING' poll numbers show GOP voters starting to 'BREAK with Trump'

According to the latest Fox News poll, voters say they trust Democrats more than Republicans to handle inflation and prices, a shift from 2022, when Republicans had a sizable advantage on the issue. The poll also finds that a majority of voters say the Trump administration has made the economy worse, including 25% of Republicans surveyed. Meanwhile, there’s new reporting that a Trump-aligned super PAC is spending more than $100 million in several House districts that Trump comfortably won in 2024. The Morning Joe panel discusses the latest poll numbers and whether they suggest Republican voters are starting to break with Trump.

HUFFPOST (U.S. News) - Brit Hume Spots A Major Donald Trump Warning Sign In New Fox News Poll

Fox News analyst Hume flagged what he believes is “just killing” Donald Trump and the GOP ahead of the 2026 midterm elections.

YOUTUBE (CNN) - AI rejection, Trump's key loss & Dems' new edge | Enten roundup

CNN Chief Data Analyst Harry Enten runs the numbers, from American sentiment on approaching AI to key midterm signaling. 0:00 The AI debate 3:20 Inside the rising number of Americans identifying as Democrats 6:03 The record high spikes in gas prices 8:35 Working class Latinos are rejecting Trump Watch Harry’s show, 'The Enten Scale', on CNN: https://cnn.it/4rXUcHz #Midterms #Election #News

AMERICANTHINKER (American Thinker Blog) - MAGA cannot live on applause

By George P. Brooks If Republicans lose the midterms, blaming the media, Democrats, or disloyal voters will not answer the only question that matters: What did we fail to deliver?