New CNN poll shows Trump at historic poll

A new CNN/ORC poll shows Trump's approval rating hitting a historic low, CNN's John King breaks down the numbers at the magic wall.

[jonathanhall]

These the same polls that had Hiitlary winning? Right.

[o_untested]

Are these the same polls that said Trump will lose Ohio by 7%?

[Chilling_and_Game]

It only rigged when it's not positive for him. Sad

[JewishLife]

CNN, are you guys serious, you really think people still believe polls, after this election

[oiops]

Are these the same polls that told us that Hillary had a 98% chance of winning.

[FierceMouse]

Did he say it was a CNN poll? The Onion has more credibility at this point. Hahahahahahaha!

[MadViper]

lol, the same pollsters that showed Trump couldn't win....lmao

[ciaranmccool]

well if we look at the past CNN polls I wouldn't pay attention to this

[luisoropeza]

i don't remember voting for this? we're do they get these numbers

[DrakeBlackwolf]

Who voted in the so-called "polls"?

[trumper]

Can CNN play video tapes of all there faces when Trump won that night. Ha

[kmr]

Trump you chump! Those polls aren't fake! Expect more of this during your presidency!

[johnsilver]

well we know how reliable CNN polls are. LOL

[mockingbird]

Are these those same polls that said Trump was going to lose?

[BigtimeBigA]

Here is a list of national polls from right before Election Day, keep in mind those polls have a deviation of 3%, Hillary had 48 and Trump had 46 actual results. If you average all the polls, they were almost spot on for Hillary and Trump was around 44%, about 2% below actual results, so well within deviation of 3%

[EntirelyObsolete-smrn]

from the same folks that said the polls handed Clinton a sure fire win. wow there's a real surprise. #fakenews

[firmlygraspit]

jesus christ I lost brain cells while going through the comment

[emberparadox]

Honestly, it's staggering that the United States is the only civilized First World country that has yet to try and bring about universal health care for its citizens. It's not like we're talking about something difficult here. Canada did it fairly easily by implementing an HST tax that every single person in the country pays, and in turn every single person in the country can walk into any doctor's office, clinic, or hospital and get treated at absolutely no out of pocket cost. How is this concept so confusing to the American government? Are they really so money hungry that they don't want to give up those kickbacks from insurance companies and pharmaceutical companies? And if that's the case, why does the American public not rise up and demand the government do this or they will be forcibly removed? We're not talking rocket science here.

[jomomma]

Everyone please flag this clip as MISLEADING.

[joshuarich]

1, 700, 000+ subscribers and it still takes you hours to get 1, 000+ views...YouTube needs to audit CNN's subscription numbers....