Majority disapprove of Iran war, yet public outrage seems muted

Let's figure it ou c correspondent Michael WELL, WE'RE GOING TO DO THINGS IN REVERSE TODAY. I'M GOING TO GO RIGHT TO WHAT WE ENDED WITH AND START WITH YOU, LAUREN. AND TALKING ABOUT THIS AI, SOCIAL MEDIA-DRIVEN APATHY AND WHAT IT MEANS IN THE LARGER RESPECT FOR THIS DEMOCRACY.AGAIN, WE'RE NOT SEEING PEOPLE ON THE STREETS, YOUNG PEOPLE, DEMANDING THAT THIS war end. Yeah, look, I think one thing that's important in context in all of this is that it's a very different situation than what it was during the Bide ...