From the New York Times, it's the headlines. I'm Tracy Mumford. Today's Wednesday, April 15th. Here's what we're covering.

This warrant I ran, what are we doing? I don't think we have any business being over there. I don't think it's America First at all.

The amount of money and resources that's gone into that is ridiculous.

The Times has been asking people across the country what they think of the war with Iran.

What are we doing here?

You know, that's concerned.

Well, your city are Republicans.

So did you support him?

And could you vote for President Trump?

So I actually voted for President Trump all three times.

Even among some Republicans, there is growing dissatisfaction with the conflict, while others

say they support Trump's decision to attack Iran.

I guess I have faith that the president decided it was time we had to act.

I sometimes get a little unnerved by the president's rhetoric, but I elect the guy to do things,

not to worry about what he says about what he's doing.

Overall, a new poll from Ipsos and Reuters shows that 51% of Americans think the war in Iran has not

been worthwhile. 24% think it has been, and 22% aren't sure. One pronounced split in the data

is that young Republicans specifically are far less likely to approve of Trump's decision to go

to war than older Republicans.

I recognize that a lot of young voters don't love the policy that we have in the Middle East.

Okay, I understand that.

Vice President J.D. Vance seemed keenly aware of that last night at an event for the youth-focused

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