A recent Ipsos poll, as reported by Reuters, reveals that only 33% of Americans approve of Donald Trump’s performance as president. This marks the second consecutive survey to register a record low approval rating for the US leader. The consistently low numbers indicate sustained public dissatisfaction with Trump’s presidency. Simultaneously, support for potential US military conflict with Iran has also decreased, reaching its lowest point since the beginning of the tensions. This suggests a growing wariness among Americans regarding further involvement in the Middle East. The poll provides a snapshot of current public sentiment regarding both domestic leadership and foreign policy concerns. These findings could have implications for the upcoming presidential election and the direction of US foreign relations.