Two weeks after the latest ceasefire collapsed, Donald Trump‘s handling of the Iran war continues to face broad public skepticism, pushing down his approval rating and leaving Americans with little hope it will end soon.
Only 32 percent of voters approve of the President’s handling of the war with Iran, and 49 percent believe he was wrong to launch military action that’s resulted in the deaths of 17 US troops, with over 100 injured, a Daily Mail/JL Partners poll shows.
Trump’s approval rating stands at 44 percent, slightly down from 47 percent in mid-June after a peace deal framework was announced.
The sit-down sent shockwaves around the world when it was aired on March 7, 2021, after the Duchess of Sussex claimed there had been ‘concerns’ within the Palace about the colour of their son Archie, while accusing The Firm of ‘perpetuating falsehoods about us’.
She highlighted the ‘sad irony’ of being ‘silent’ during her time as a royal, considering ‘I’ve always been outspoken about women’s rights‘, when Oprah asked Meghan: ‘Were you silent or were you silenced?’
‘The latter,’ the duchess replied, explaining how ‘everyone in my world was given a very clear directive, from the moment the world knew Harry and I were dating, to say “No comment”‘.
Five years later, Oprah told Vanity Fair she asked Meghan that because ‘I wanted to be clear’.
‘I wanted to be clear because…was she silenced? Were people telling her not to talk? That’s why I said that,’ the billionaire media mogul explained.