The 19% figure is drawn directly from the ABC News/Washington Post/Ipsos poll conducted April 24–28, 2026, and released May 1, 2026 — the same day as Psaki's broadcast — making the data current as of air date. The primary ABC News report, which constitutes a direct first-party institutional write-up of the poll, explicitly states that only 19% say U.S. actions in Iran have been successful, with 39% saying unsuccessful and 41% saying too soon to tell. This finding is corroborated by at least four additional independent outlets (Al Jazeera, Newsweek, IBTimes, Yahoo/NJ.com) all citing the named multi-sponsor poll, satisfying the TRUE minimum source requirement of multiple independent Tier 3–4 sources with INDEPENDENT source_independence. Psaki's verbatim quote — 'only 19% of Americans say that the actions the United States has taken in Iran have been successful' — is a precise and accurate restatement of the poll question's result without material distortion. The full three-way distribution (19% successful / 39% unsuccessful / 41% too soon to tell) does not render the isolated 19% figure misleading: Psaki did not assert it was the only response option or imply a majority said 'unsuccessful'; she reported a discrete poll data point accurately. No misleading trigger is warranted: the omitted context of the other two response categories (39% unsuccessful, 41% too soon to tell) does not reverse the directional implication of the claim and, if anything, reinforces the low-support reading she described. No correction or retraction has been issued by any sponsoring institution. The claim fully satisfies the TRUE standard.