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According to a CNN poll, 51% of Americans want the Senate to remove Trump from office. Only 45% say no, and almost 70% want the Senate to hear new evidence. If these numbers mirror what happened during the House’s proceedings, Trump might be in trouble.

Before the Senate received the Articles of Impeachment from the house, support for impeachment grew over time. By the end of the House process, according to a Fox News poll, 54% of Americans wanted Trump impeached. What’s more, over a dozen editorial boards supported impeachment and removal from office.

That it was a Fox News poll that shows turning tides is significant. Last month, Fox News host Chris Wallace declared war on Trump. That’s only because he thinks that Trump declared war on him, first.

“I believe that President Trump is engaged in the most direct sustained assault on freedom of the press in our history,” Wallace said, “He has done everything he can to undercut the media, to try and delegitimize us, and I think his purpose is clear: to raise doubts when we report critically about him and his administration that we can be trusted.”

Trump seems to be losing allies left and right. Last month, he attended a UFC event, only to be met with boos and jeers. A few cheered, but the majority were not as kind, and people tweeted out the booing. According to a political scientist, this is potentially bad news for Trump––this should be Trump’s crowd, so this might be a sign that Trump’s base is turning on him.

Last fall, he was booed at the World Series, the height of American sports. And to make matters worse, parts of the crowd also turned his own chant against him, shouting “lock him up!” Watching the video, it’s clear he’s muttering under his breath and trying not to storm out of there.

The most recent polls suggest that support for Trump’s impeachment is rising. Fifty-five percent of voters now approve of the investigation, showing a slow but steady increase.

Another poll––taken before Trump’s disastrous Turkey incident––shows that approval of the impeachment investigations into him is on the rise. Fifty-four percent of Americans approve of the investigation, with only 44% disapproving of the investigations. Worse for Trump, 58% of respondents believe that Trump definitely or probably did something that constitutes “grounds for impeachment.” Most of the increase comes from moderate or independent-leaning Democrats, but some is coming from Republicans.

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