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'I think 60': Trump calls polls putting his approval at 38 per cent 'fake' ahead of US midterms

'I think 60': Trump calls polls putting his approval at 38 per cent 'fake' ahead of US midterms

President Donald Trump said 'I don't believe I could be beaten by anybody', citing his support among Republican voters. He attacked The New York Times over Wedgewood Polls, a firm that admitted fabricating numbers. The paper says it never used Wedgewood data for his rating. Its Siena survey has him at 34 per cent, the lowest pre-midterm figure since Harry Truman in 1946.

A Pew Research Center survey put his approval at just 30 per cent.

Trump urged Byron York: 'Show him the 99%', a CNN clip on MAGA voters.

Harry Enten called a 31 per cent Reuters/Ipsos result 'a five alarm Trumpster fire'.

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