BREITBART -- After more than six months in office and two weeks after ordering the National Guard into Washington D.C. to aid local police in fighting the Democrat-run city’s epidemic of violent crime, Trump’s job approval rating jumped five points, from 40 percent in July to 45 percent today.

In this particular poll, that 45 percent is a record high, reaching back to when the AP first started tracking the president’s job approval in 2016.

The poll also shows that a vast majority of the public agrees with Trump on a number of issues Democrats oppose him on. While Democrats and their regime media allies assure us violent crime is not a serious problem, the AP-NORC poll found that, “Two-thirds of the public think crime is a major problem in the country overall and 8 in 10 say it is a major problem in large cities.”