Well, here's the uh results. Americans views on the economy turned more negative in the third quarter. Deepening concerns about jobs and inflation on the outlook and those sentiments along with the shutdown dragging down the president's overall approving approval ratings further into negative to territory.The CNBC All-America economic survey of 1,000 people nationwide finding that President Trump's overall approval dropped just modestly to 44% from 46%. Disapproval rose one point, but it's the economic appr ...

Economic Sentiment - Americans' views on the economy have turned more negative in the third quarter, with deepening concerns about jobs and inflation impacting overall sentiment [5][6] - The percentage of Americans optimistic about the economy has risen to 24% from 17%, while those pessimistic about the economy increased to 57% from 40% [9] Presidential Approval Ratings - President Trump's overall approval rating dropped to 44% from 46%, with economic approval falling more significantly by three points to 42% [6][7] - The president's economic approval has averaged a net minus 11 in the three surveys conducted during his second term, contrasting with a plus five in his first term [7] Public Blame for Economic Issues - A majority of 53% of the public blames congressional Republicans for the potential economic fallout from the shutdown, compared to 37% blaming congressional Democrats [10] - The survey indicates that independents are leaning negatively towards the president, with approval ratings showing a minus 20 to minus 30 range [11] Economic Data and Perception - Despite overall economic data showing all-time highs, average Americans express dissatisfaction regarding jobs, inflation, and tariffs [12][15] - The sentiment regarding the labor market is perceived to be weaker than anticipated, with discussions around unemployment rates suggesting a potential rise to 5% if immigration levels remain low [13][14] Tariffs and Economic Transition - The president's handling of tariffs has turned substantially negative, with a noted increase in costs attributed to tariffs impacting public sentiment [8][16] - The government surplus numbers have shown fluctuations, with tariff revenues contributing to some of the changes observed [16]