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At Las Vegas campaign stop, Trump slams Michigan winner Abdul El-Sayed
'Fake' polls. Trump's visit to Las Vegas comes as polls show his job approval rating sliding, including a survey released Tuesday that brought more bad news for the president and congressional GOP candidates. The same survey found 61 percent of U.S. adults saying the moment stood at a political turning point less than three months from Election Day. And just 16 percent said the economy - amid full Republican control of government - was improving. More than half (57 percent) said the economy was getting worse, and 20 percent said it was in limbo. Trump on Wednesday acknowledged seeing those polls but called them 'fake,' saying: "I saw polls today on television saying, 'Our Donald Trump polls on the economy aren't good.' The economy is the greatest economy we've ever had by far."