Trump Pivots on Iran War: Smart Exit Eyed

0:00On March 31, President Trump's approval rating just plunged to a record low of 33 percent, straight from a University of Massachusetts. Amherst poll dropped this week, that 62 percent disapproving overall, with 53 percent feeling a strong way down from his past marks. Meanwhile, support for his handling of the Iran conflict sits even lower at 29 percent approval, 63 percent thumbs down. The U.S. and Israel kicked off joint strikes against Iran late February, taking out the supreme leader and hitting key targets, but now the fight. Drag dawn for about 30 days with no clear end. Public frustration boils over inflation too. A huge drag on his numbers, only 24 percent say he's managing it well, while 71 percent. Call it poor or worse. Folks are feeling the pinch at home amid all this overseas tension. The poll hit 1000 respondents from March 20 through 25, with a margin of error around 3.5 percent. For comparison, he was at 38 percent last July and 44 percent back in April from the

1:04same outfit. Over 50,000 U.S. troops remained dug in across the region, and with stall peace talks, Trump's locked into escalation mode as these dismal polls. Keep stacking up. That's the story for today. And in celebrity news today, driven by AI.