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Do Americans approve of the military action taking place in Iran? The numbers are out, and today’s show breaks it down.

According to recent CBS polling data, “Most Americans feel the Trump administration has not clearly explained the U.S.' goals in the conflict with Iran.”

According to that polling data, Americans are split on the topic. Overall, about 44% of people support it, with only 10% of Democrats supporting Trump’s action in Iran, while 85% of Republicans support it.

“There is a lot of propaganda out there, and it is designed to make things feel bleak,” Crowder said. “I don't think this is going to go beyond three months. I think it is going to be short and effective, and I really hope for the sake of the country that I am right. Even though that should not be the required timeline, it is as far as public support as far as midterms.”

Explanation — or the perceived lack of one — is linked to whether people support it or not.

According to the left, this is just another "forever war.”

“They throw out this term forever war, hoping you don't do just a little bit of fact-checking,” Crowder said.

The longer Americans believe the conflict will last, the more they disapprove. Half the country believes it'll be months, or even years before it's over.

“Can you negotiate with psychopaths if you are not willing to use force?” Crowder said.

When they don't think the administration has explained, they think it'll last longer or aren't sure.

And perhaps the most immediate view is this: Right now, more Americans feel the military action will make the U.S. less safe than more safe.

"Examine it pretty thoroughly because you do have to ask, why? Where has the left been right where they were in tremendous support or disapproval of a given policy that you say that makes sense?" Crowder said. "Name me one other issue where you would have 90% of Democrats in support or against, where would you be in line with?”

While this does not indicate what is right or wrong, it is a good indicator.

“The support changes dramatically when you take into account the duration of conflict,” Crowder said.

If the conflict lasts less than a week, 76% of people approve of it. It is also important to note that this is the stated goal of this administration.

“They have been pretty clear this is going to be swift and short,” Crowder said. “As long as this is days or weeks, what is the downside to being in line with the general American public?