Article snippet: WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW TODAY THE TAKE with ABC News' Rick Klein And so we’re back to – what, exactly? The superlatives will fade, the sense of shared mission will be mired in the reality of recovery, and the upbeat presidential tone will surely evaporate before the water recedes. President Trump will change his own focus almost immediately, in keeping a planned speech this afternoon in Missouri aimed at getting tax overhaul on track. His agenda needs a jump-start, and a return to economic populism – Trump-style – is a piece of that. But will he find a country that’s slightly less interested in political fights? It’s one thing to pardon Joe Arpaio on a night when the nation is watching television. It’s another to shift the national spotlight to an "unrigging" tax theme and, say, harsh news for DREAMers. Again in his presidency, the onus is on Trump to fit his behavior to the moment. "Everybody is talking about it," Trump said about the coordination between local and federal officials in Texas. Well, maybe not for long. Trump’s 'unpresidential' conduct While the images of the president's visiting Texas Tuesday were, no doubt, meant to project strength and stability, he faces a larger issue when it comes to how people view his approach to the job thus far. According to a new survey from Pew Research, 58 percent of Americans say they don’t like the way Trump conducts himself as president, while 25 percent say they have mixed feelings, and just 16 perce... Link to the full article to read more