Full transcript of "Face the Nation with Margaret Brennan," July 26, 2026
Summary
The U.S. has paused airstrikes in its ongoing war with Iran for two days as diplomatic talks show some progress. President Donald Trump faces low approval ratings on the conflict, while Congress considers emergency funding to support the war effort and related government expenses.Key Facts
- The U.S.-Iran war has lasted nearly five months with continued military strikes until a recent two-day pause.
- Diplomatic negotiations involving Oman and Iran aim to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, an important oil shipping route.
- A CBS News poll found about two-thirds of Americans want to end the war now; only 35% approve of President Trump's handling of it.
- The Pentagon requested $67 billion in emergency funding for the military and resupplying weapons due to the war.
- Senator Bernie Sanders called the war unconstitutional and urged negotiation to end the conflict quickly.
- Polling shows neither President Trump and Republicans nor Democrats have a strong lead in public opinion on handling the Iran war.
- Rising oil prices reflect geopolitical tensions linked to the conflict.
- Congress faces pressure to approve funding both for the war and other government priorities, including health care and housing.
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