Trump Panics in War and Calls to End NATO
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What are the implications of Trump's panic over the war in Iran?
Donald Trump continues to panic all morning long as his disastrous war in Iran continues to escalate. Donald Trump is now saying he wants the United States to withdraw from NATO. Donald Trump gave interviews with The Telegraph and with Reuters. In both interviews, he said he wants the US out of NATO. He says NATO is a paper tiger. He said that he and Vladimir Putin talk all the time about how NATO is a paper tiger and is useless.
Why does Trump want the United States to withdraw from NATO?
Donald Trump then attacked the Navy for the United Kingdom and said they're useless. They don't even have a Navy. He attacked Keir Starmer and Donald Trump told Reuters that in an address to the nation that he's supposed to give tonight at 9 Eastern, 6 Pacific, he may make the case why the U.S. should be out of NATO. Now, there is a law that was signed by former President Biden which says that unless there is a two-thirds vote in the Senate, A president can't unilaterally withdraw from NATO. By the way, you know who sponsored that bill, which became a law? Yeah, it was Marco Rubio when he was a senator and Senator Kaine. It was a bipartisan bill. And now, of course, Marco Rubio working with Donald Trump to pull the United States out of
NATO. And Donald Trump and Netanyahu went it alone in this catastrophic war against Iran. They didn't consult any allies. Donald Trump didn't talk to NATO before the invasion.
What did Trump say about NATO being a 'paper tiger'?
He didn't talk to allies in the Middle East. And then he just invaded Iran. There's a quagmire now where Iran now controls the Strait of Hormuz. Iran continues to strike its Arab nation neighbors where the U.S. has military bases and interests. Heck, last night, as I reported this morning, and we can confirm this now, Iran hit an Amazon facility. an Amazon data facility in Bahrain, which is exactly what Iran said it was going to start to strike American corporate interests now in the region as well, despite what Donald Trump and his sycophants say, where they go, Iran's been totally decimated. Iran's been totally destroyed. They don't exist anymore. They don't have leaders. That's completely and utterly false.
And Donald Trump will be addressing the nation tonight. Who knows what the heck he's going to say. Lots of people also believe that Donald Trump may be saying he's going to withdraw from Iran and just let our, I guess, former allies deal with the problem with the Strait of Hormuz. We're just going to bail on it. We're not going to do anything. Because, you know, as we head into Easter this weekend, the stock market closes down on Friday. And so perhaps Donald Trump will try to do a ground invasion and use the disinformation that's being spread as a way to do a ground invasion. But the reality is Donald Trump lies about absolutely everything. This has been a catastrophic war at every level. I mean, even this morning, Donald Trump posts on social media to manipulate the market.
Then he tries to spread this message to Axios and others. He goes, Iran's president has demanded that we enter into a ceasefire. They're begging us for a ceasefire right now. And then Iran's foreign ministry said, that's not true. We're not asking for a ceasefire. We do not want a ceasefire. I mean, what Iran has said is that They would be willing to end the war because it takes two to end a war, multiple countries if multiple countries are involved in the war. If they have security guarantees, real security guarantees, reparations for the war, they can keep their ballistic missiles. They won't be prohibited in the future from enriching uranium if they want to. And they want American military bases out of the Middle East.
They said those are some of their non-negotiable points. Oh, and they continue to control the Strait of Hormuz. And Iran continues to say, not only have we not offered a ceasefire, we're not having negotiations. Now, Iran's foreign minister said, look, the Trump regime tries to reach out to us, whether it's through Pakistan or whether it's directly, you know, and they want a ceasefire. They want to end this thing. But Iran says that's not a negotiation.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What are the implications of Trump's panic over the war in Iran?
0:00–0:31
2
Why does Trump want the United States to withdraw from NATO?
0:31–1:34
3
What did Trump say about NATO being a 'paper tiger'?
1:34–6:41
4
How has Trump's actions impacted U.S. relations with allies?
6:41–8:05
5
What are Iran's current military actions and responses?
8:05–16:50
6
Why is Iran refusing to negotiate a ceasefire?
16:50–17:30