GOP guru reveals what Trump must do to reverse polling numbers

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

63% : In total, Fox News reported that Trump now has an approval rating of 44 percent - one point behind where he was at the same point in his first term.
35% : He went on to say that most Americans still support the administration's conservative priorities - but are unhappy about how Trump is carrying out his plans.
30% : Recent polls have shown that Trump is seeing his approval ratings hovering at around 40 percent - despite his high favorability going into his second term A New York Times/Sienna poll also found that most Americans do not believe Trump should be able to levy his global tariffs without authorization from Congress or unilaterally end programs adopted by the Legislative Branch.
26% : He noted that Trump maintained relatively high approval ratings through March, 'and over the tariff situation, it became more and more negative.' 'It's those who didn't like him now have really turned against him and among independents, swing voters, people who are not ideological or partisan - those are the people who are saying, "I don't like what's happening right now,"' Luntz said, claiming that Trump still has wide support among his base.
22% : And an Economist/YouGov poll found that American citizens believe Trump has hurt the country more than helped it by a 24-point margin.
18% : "' GOP pollster Frank Luntz suggested on Sunday that President Donald Trump change his messaging on key issues if he ever wants to see his approval ratings shoot back up He told CNN's Jessica Dean that the change in Trump's approval rate is 'significant' To regain their support, Luntz argued, Trump needs to articulate that 'Rome wasn't built in a day' and the benefits of his worldwide tariffs will take time.

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