In a fiery segment on 'The War Room' with former Virginia Congressman Dave Brat, Rasmussen Reports' pollster Mark Mitchell delivered a jaw-dropping analysis of the current political landscape.

Mitchell explained what his organization was witnessing with the recent Trump revolution. He revealed that Donald Trump's approval rating is currently at an impressive 53%, on an upward trajectory.

Mitchell also compared the current political climate to historical cycles, suggesting that America might be witnessing the end of the "fourth turning," not with war but with the exposure of government corruption.

Mark Mitchell: Man, I have some good news for you, too. I'm telling you what, the public opinion is lit right now. Things are changing faster than I ever expected.

Dave Brat: I've been seeing some polling. That's why I wanted to talk to you today. I've been seeing 70% approval for Trump on keeping his promises and some things like that. But you're the expert. Lead us through for a minute, and then I'm going to read a couple of ads, and then we're going to bring you back after the break.

Mark Mitchell: Yeah, what's incredible is that number you cited actually came from a legacy media outlet. That's what's incredible. Once you cut off their USAID funding, mysteriously, all of a sudden, the numbers look like Rasmussen reports. I'll tell you what, Donald Trump's approval rating is pretty good right now. It's 53% today, and it's on the upswing. That's incredible because people are watching what the legacy media is calling chaos, and they don't see it. This is what they voted for. People are happier now than at almost any point in time in our polling as measured by right direction. People are this, and they are happy…

…So what we're bringing out today is favorability of Doge and Elon Musk, because it looked like everything they threw at Donald Trump over the last eight years hasn't worked. His approval rating is higher than ever. And believe it or not, there were more people that strongly disapproved of Donald Trump back in January of 2017 than they do today. But guess what? Elon Musk is almost as popular as Trump. His net approval is only two points less right now. And when we asked whether people support or oppose Doge going in and cutting government waste, it's plus 11, plus 11. They're popular than the Walt Disney Company is…