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We stand with our Commander-in-Chief and our U.S. military as America confronts the Iranian regime and its nuclear ambitions. This isn’t a “forever war” — it’s ending a half-century of terror, appeasement, and attacks on Americans. President Trump isn’t an isolationist or warmonger — he’s defending the homeland, backing our allies, and stopping Iran from going nuclear. For bold conservative commentary, Trump foreign policy updates, Iran war analysis, and America First national security, subscribe on YouTube and follow on Rumble. To watch the entire episode, go to: Rumble: YouTube:

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