Trump's Approval Drops, Iran Retaliation Divides Nation

0:00On March 4, President Trump's approval rating has dropped to 44% in the latest daily mail poll, marking his lowest score in there, tracking. That's down four points from just a few days ago. Most voters now disapprove of the strikes on Iran, with only 24% saying they make America safer. In fact, 55% believe the risk of terror attacks here at home has gone up. Gas prices jumped to $3.11 per gallon this week, adding to the frustration. Iran hit back with drones and missiles aimed at U.S. bases and nearby Gulf countries. Trump had campaigned on keeping America out of Middle East fights, but these actions have sparked widespread debate. 40% of voters say their opinion of the President has turned more negative lately, mainly blaming the conflict with Iran. Critics point to rising costs and question his strategy. Meanwhile, 26% feel better about him, praising the moves as tough action against threats. A smaller group sees it as peace through strength, saying it takes out key enemies and improves security.

1:03The country remains deeply split on whether this shows resolve or pulls us into bigger risks. Vice President JD Vance's approval sits at 47%, down three points after advising on the strikes. With retaliation ongoing and opinions shifting fast, the fallout from this escalation is just beginning to unfold.