Polling
Margaret Thatcher, Rishi Sunak and Boris Johnson were all more popular at this point in their premiership.
But the president is right that Donald Trump does not have an insurmountable lead.
That's one way to respond to difficult questions.
Is it good news for Democrats? No. Is it worth freaking out over? Also no.
Changing minds about Donald Trump is hard. Voters think that the indictment in New York is both warranted and political.
While polls and markets might agree Joe Biden is the favourite, the markets see no room for complacency, writes Sarbjit Bakhshi.
This is what happens when polling data gets filtered through beer goggles.
The network released a poll showing 51% of registered voters favour impeachment proceedings against him.
Just 11% of Americans said they'd heard a lot about E. Jean Carroll's allegation against him, a new poll finds.
The first thing to remember is that while Trump’s ascent to the presidency in 2016 was certainly a surprise, the polls were not wildly inaccurate