Most Americans skeptical of Trump’s Iran deal: Poll  

A new poll shows that most Americans are skeptical of President Trump’s memorandum of understanding (MOU) toward a final deal between the U.S. and Iran.

The latest CBS News/YouGov poll released Sunday found growing uncertainty about the deal’s future with 57 percent of Americans saying the conflict with Iran caused more problems than it solved. Twenty-one percent of respondents said the conflict solved more problems than it created, while another 21 percent said the conflict neither solved nor created more problems.

Most Americans also view the deal as being reached so that the Trump administration can end the conflict, at 66 percent, compared to 34 percent who say the deal was reached because the administration thinks it met its goals.

Most Americans say the U.S. has not fulfilled the administration’s primary objective of permanently stopping Iran’s nuclear program, with 69 percent saying the nuclear program has not been stopped and 31 percent saying it has........

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