Trump calls approval polls 'fake' and defends his ratings
September 13, 2026 | President Donald Trump, U.S. Presidents
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A reporter told President Donald Trump that his approval rating in Ireland was reportedly low and asked whether the polls were incorrect. The president replied, "I think the polls are fake. My approval rating in Ireland is good. My approval rating in the US is great."
He continued to press the point about polling integrity and voter turnout, saying he receives record votes for the Republican Party and arguing that his presence on the ballot increases turnout. He framed polling disagreements as a problem with 'fake' polls and urged his supporters that if they 'get out and vote, we win in a landslide.'
He continued to press the point about polling integrity and voter turnout, saying he receives record votes for the Republican Party and arguing that his presence on the ballot increases turnout. He framed polling disagreements as a problem with 'fake' polls and urged his supporters that if they 'get out and vote, we win in a landslide.'
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