Why ros atkins’ breakdown on how popular President Trump really is has everyone talking

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In 2026, you’ve witnessed a wide array of significant news events unfolding across the globe, from Venezuela and Greenland to Minneapolis and Washington, DC. These developments have stirred discussions and emotions, especially relating to how Americans perceive the events both at home and abroad.

As an American, you might be feeling a mix of concern, confusion, or even fatigue with these rapid changes and the political responses to them. The BBC’s Analysis Editor, Ros Atkins, has taken a closer look at how these events are influencing public sentiment toward the current U.S. president and shaping overall political attitudes.

The findings highlight shifts in public opinion, with some of you expressing strong support and others showing growing dissatisfaction. These opinions are informed not only by domestic policy decisions but also by the U.S. government’s responses to international crises.

This deep dive into your perspective comes with supporting visuals and data, helping to bring clarity to an increasingly complex political and social landscape. It’s part of an ongoing effort to better understand how daily news affects you and how you view those in power.