Donald J. Trump has issued a strong statement directed at the polling division of Fox News, accusing them of consistent inaccuracy and bias. In his message, he asserted that the FoxNews Polls were incorrect regarding the election outcome. He claimed his actual margin of victory was significantly larger than what their predictions had suggested. This is not a new criticism from him; he stated that this pattern of what he describes as negative and biased reporting has been ongoing for many years. He believes this is the primary reason why his supporters, often referred to as MAGA, have developed a strong sense of distrust and dislike for the network's polling data. Despite this, he made a point to distinguish between the polling company and the on-air talent, noting that he considers the network's anchors to be "GREAT." The core of his frustration stems from the network's continued use of what he calls an "incompetent polling company," which he believes has failed to change its methods despite years of alleged errors.
The immediate trigger for his latest comments appears to be a new poll released by the network. He mentioned that this recent survey showed his approval rating on border issues at just over 50 percent. However, he immediately and forcefully disputed this figure. According to his statement, the situation at the border is not just good but "miraculously perfect." He went on to make the emphatic claim that "NOBODY WAS ABLE TO COME IN LAST MONTH." This assertion stands in direct opposition to the poll's findings, which he uses as evidence of the pollster's unreliability. To further illustrate his point, he drew a sharp contrast with the previous year under the current administration, stating that 60,000 people had entered the country during the same month. This comparison was intended to highlight what he perceives as a dramatic improvement under his watch, an improvement he feels is not accurately reflected in the FoxNews Polls. He concluded his message with a blunt declaration of his disdain for what he terms "FAKE pollsters," specifically identifying the one used by Fox as "one of the Worst." He expressed a sense of resignation, suggesting that the network will not take action to replace its "discredited pollster," thereby perpetuating a cycle of what he considers to be flawed and untrustworthy information.
