According to a new CNN poll conducted by SSRS, President Donald Trump’s decision to launch airstrikes against Iran is broadly unpopular with Americans, with 56% to 44% disapproving of the strikes. CNN’s David Chalian breaks down the results.

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A recent CNN poll conducted by SSRS indicates that 56% of Americans disapprove of President Donald Trump's decision to launch airstrikes against Iranian nuclear facilities, while 44% approve. The poll, conducted after the strikes but before an announced ceasefire, reveals significant partisan differences: 82% of Republicans approve of the strikes, while 88% of Democrats disapprove, and 60% of independents also disapprove.

The survey also found that a majority of respondents, particularly Democrats and independents, believe Iran is now more of a threat following the military action. When asked about trust in President Trump to make the right decisions regarding the use of force in Iran, 55% expressed a lack of trust, including a notable 62% of independents.

New poll: Majority of Americans disapprove Trump’s strike on Iran

A brand new CNN poll just out is giving a real-time glimpse, really, into how Americans view what is going on right now, the conflict there, and with 56 percent of Americans saying they do not approve of the strikes that President Trump carried out on Iranian nuclear facilities this weekend. CNN's David Chalian joining us now with much more on what is inside this poll. This happened really in real time, this poll was being conducted, David. Tell us, take us inside these numbers. Yeah, this poll was conducted, Kate, after the strikes on Saturday night, but obviously before an announcement from President Trump that there was going to be a ceasefire, which as you're reporting all morning, it's not entirely clear if that is a ceasefire that is actually holding at the moment or not. But the initial assessment from the American people is a people wary of the action and the potential danger it may cause. You noted there, 56 percent, a majority, disapprove of the military strikes overall. And as with everything in American politics these days, so much is driven by partisanship and our polarized nature. Look at it broken down by party. 82 percent of Republicans approve of the strike. Down at the bottom right, there are 88 percent of Democrats disapprove of the strikes. But look in the middle, the independents, it is broadly unpopular with the folks in the middle. 60 percent disapprove, 40 percent approve. Again, sort of where you sit politically determines so much about how you think about these major issues that the president is tackling here. And what about, because this was also asked in the poll, about the threat going forward now? Yes. So we asked, is this, you know, is Iran more or less of a threat after the military action? And you see here partisanship at play as well. Eighty five percent of Democrats say Iran is more of a threat now. Sixty percent of independents say that. But this, look at the Republican line there, Kate. This is so interesting. Thirty percent of Republicans of the president's own party believe that Iran is more of a threat now due to the military strikes. Only a slim majority of Republicans, 53 percent, say that it is less of a threat. How has this impacted the overall trust level that Americans in this poll have on Trump's handling here? Yeah, we asked that question. Do you do you trust Donald Trump to make the right decisions as it deals with U.S. force in Iran? Fifty five percent say no, 45 percent say yes. It kind of tracks with his overall approval rating right now in the country. And again, broken down by party, 87 percent of Republicans have trust in Donald Trump. But only 38 percent of independents trust Donald Trump to make the right decisions in dealing with using force in Iran. 38 percent of independents is not likely where he wants to be. And I think the president's keen understanding of where the public is right now as they're watching this with his frustration this morning. He is so eager to make sure that this ceasefire holds, that this can be a clean victory for him because he knows he's dealing not only with a split in his party, but with a country that is warily watching to see if indeed this has the potential of growing into some kind of larger conflict.

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