The AP-NORC Center poll (April 16–20, 2026; n=2,596; MOE ±2.6 pp) directly confirms Trump's economic approval at 30% and disapproval at 70%, exactly as Psaki stated. The net figure of -40 points is arithmetically correct from those toplines. The characterization of 30% as 'the worst number of his term so far' is supported by the full documented trajectory: approximately 42% at the start of his second term (March 2025), 38% in March 2026, and 30% in April 2026. Gate 1 nominated MOSTLY_TRUE, flagging a potential residual category concern (approve + disapprove = 100%, raising the question of whether a 'neither/no opinion' category exists). However, the AP-NORC topline document and all AP wire distributions explicitly report 30% approve and 70% disapprove as the confirmed topline figures for the economy question, with no source disputing or qualifying these numbers. The approve/disapprove binary in AP-NORC polling can produce a 100% sum through standard question design or rounding conventions without implying suppression of a 'neither' category — and critically, no source identifies any missing residual as a distortion. The TRUE/MOSTLY_TRUE boundary test (per verdict definitions, MOSTLY_TRUE requires 'one or more identifiable inaccuracies') is not met: there is no identifiable inaccuracy in Psaki's statement. Every specific figure (70%, 30%, -40 net) is confirmed by the primary institutional source, the air date is one day after poll release, and the 'worst of term' qualifier is accurate. Minimum source requirements for TRUE are satisfied: one Tier 1 source (AP-NORC project page) and multiple independent Tier 4 sources confirm the core assertion.