Harry Enten Spots How ‘Chickens Are Coming Home To Roost’ For Trump Right Now
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“My goodness gracious."
CNN’s chief data analyst Harry Enten on Tuesday said recent polling among traditional U.S. allies shows how the “chickens are coming home to roost” for Donald Trump, amid a lack of global support for his Iran war.
The reason for the limited backing is “really simple,” Enten told “News Central” anchor John Berman.
“The people in those countries hate, hate, hate the U.S. military action in Iran,” he noted, pointing to net approval ratings of -27 in Canada, -73 in Japan and -34 in the United Kingdom.
“My goodness gracious,” he said at one point.
“Key U.S. allies, the people in those countries, absolutely despise the U.S. military action in Iran,” he continued. “No wonder the leaders in those countries are, let’s just say, a little apprehensive about helping out the U.S.”
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