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🇺🇸🇮🇷 One unavoidable fact: Trump desperately needs a victory but has no clear path to one. Professor Radhika Desai breaks down exactly how this unraveled. "He's bitten off way more than he can chew... we find ourselves nearly 50 days later, with Trump sinking deeper into the mother of... show more

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President Trump: 🇮🇷🇺🇸 Essentially, they have till 8 o'clock tomorrow night, Eastern Time. But we are dealing with them. I think it's going well. This should have been handled by seven presidents, a lot of presidents. And those presidents are saying now, every one of them to their friends, we should have done this a long time ago. If I didn't terminate the Barack Hussein Obama Iran nuclear deal... He chose Iran over Israel, pure and simple.

President Trump: 🇮🇷🇺🇸 Essentially, they have till 8 o'clock tomorrow night, Eastern Time. But we are dealing with them. I think it's going well. This should have been handled by seven presidents, a lot of presidents. And those presidents are saying now, every one of them to their friends, we should have done this a long time ago. If I didn't terminate the Barack Hussein Obama Iran nuclear deal... He chose Iran over Israel, pure and simple.

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🔥 ONE MOVE by President Trump could END the Iran war TODAY, if “he's wise, halt strikes, lift ALL sanctions, and negotiate real guarantees for lasting peace! Swiss Col Jacques Baud says: "If Trump would be wise, he would stop everything today. He would engage into negotiations." With Iran "He would prepare some guarantees for the Iranians to say, okay, now we find a way to live in peacefully." "This is the path to true security—including for Israel—before escalation destroys everything. Baud's clear-eyed wisdom cuts through the chaos! Trump could secure regional peace, protect Israel, and avoid a catastrophic war — if he reverses course now. ⚠️ 📺 Watch the full high-stakes episode: 👉#Iran #DeepDiveIran #IranPeace #StopIranWar #LiftSanctions #TrumpForeignPolicy #Geopolitics #MiddleEast #DeepDive

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🇺🇸🇮🇷 Trump remains trapped because he still refuses to accept how much leverage Iran possesses. He still thinks overwhelming American power will eventually force Tehran to give in, and political scientist Ian Bremmer says that's the mistake keeping this war alive. Instead, Iran has shown it can keep raising the economic cost of the war without crossing Trump's red lines. Ian doesn't think Iran believes it can defeat the U.S militarily; it believes it can make continuing the war more painful than ending it. And so far, it's working. Trump keeps threatening to destroy Iran's infrastructure, eliminate its leadership and dramatically escalate the conflict. But Ian points to something more revealing than Trump's rhetoric: His actions. Despite months of fighting, Trump has avoided the biggest escalations. No ground invasion, no sustained campaign against Iran's energy sector, and no full-scale assault on the country's leadership. Even after American casualties, his instinct has repeatedly been to play them down rather than use them to justify a much wider war. And Tehran has noticed. It increasingly sees a president who talks like he's preparing for total war but behaves like someone searching for an exit. The bigger problem, Ian says, is inside the White House itself. Trump's advisers know the military and economic costs are mounting, and many want the war to end, but very few are willing to tell Trump the uncomfortable truth: Iran has far more leverage over how this ends than Washington expected. Until Trump accepts that reality, Ian believes a genuine compromise remains unlikely. ian bremmer

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Scott Jennings just gave Pope Leo a HISTORIC path to peace — if he’s willing to take it. He said if the Pope can rise above politics, he could have his own Pope John Paul II moment. Jennings just laid out how Pope Leo could team up with President Trump to bring down the Iranian regime, just like Reagan and John Paul II did to the Soviets. JENNINGS: “There’s a tremendous opportunity here for this Pope if he would look at it this way.” “We’re in the middle of a ceasefire. This blockade is working. There are no bombs falling.” “There’s diplomacy going on right now, and there is a real chance because of what Trump has done and the situation we find ourselves in, for the world to bring pressure, economic pressure and diplomatic pressure, just like what was done in the 80s to bear against this terrorist regime, just the way it was brought to bear against the Soviets in the 1980s.” “And so I get the feeling sometimes the Pope might be feeling a little adversarial, at least in some of his comments toward President Trump.” “But in this moment where you have, there’s no bombs falling right now. There’s a blockade, there’s some restraint going on, and there’s talks going on.” “This, to me, is a moment where you could have a partnership for peace in a way that brings this terrorist regime that, by the way, has been at war with the West for nearly 50 years, to its knees.”

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🚨 NOW: President Trump’s Iran deal is reportedly sitting at the finish line, pending electronic signature, while Qatari teams are inside Tehran right now helping push it across in coordination with Trump’s team. This is the kind of moment where real leadership matters, because one reckless missile, one stupid escalation, one bad decision from either side can blow up a deal that could reopen the Strait of Hormuz, cool down the region, and stop another Middle East nightmare before it drags the world deeper into chaos. Trump has reportedly asked Iran not to launch missiles at Israel because he knows exactly what is at stake here. 47 wants peace on his birthday. Not weakness. Not surrender. Peace through strength, pressure, leverage, and the kind of direct diplomacy Washington pretended was impossible for years. Now the whole world is watching to see if Iran signs, if Israel holds, and if President Trump brings this thing home.

🚨 NOW: President Trump’s Iran deal is reportedly sitting at the finish line, pending electronic signature, while Qatari teams are inside Tehran right now helping push it across in coordination with Trump’s team. This is the kind of moment where real leadership matters, because one reckless missile, one stupid escalation, one bad decision from either side can blow up a deal that could reopen the Strait of Hormuz, cool down the region, and stop another Middle East nightmare before it drags the world deeper into chaos. Trump has reportedly asked Iran not to launch missiles at Israel because he knows exactly what is at stake here. 47 wants peace on his birthday. Not weakness. Not surrender. Peace through strength, pressure, leverage, and the kind of direct diplomacy Washington pretended was impossible for years. Now the whole world is watching to see if Iran signs, if Israel holds, and if President Trump brings this thing home.

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“Trump was bluffing. They called his bluff. And he backed down. And you can say that he was doing this to soothe the markets. Another way to say that is that he’s doing this to manipulate the markets. And what have we seen? We’ve seen the president completely change his explanation of what he wants. Just days ago, he was calling for unconditional surrender. Now he’s saying, okay, we want to make a deal with such and such terms. And this is complete strategic incoherence. And despite the fact that we have a military that can hit any target that trump tells it to hit, if we have no strategic direction, then there’s no clear way to get to the end of this war.” “Now, it’s a good thing, I think, that Trump has realized that he’s going to have to deal with the Iranians. But to do so in a way that has no coherence and no actual plan for extricating the U.S. out of this war is is diplomatic malpractice.”

“Trump was bluffing. They called his bluff. And he backed down. And you can say that he was doing this to soothe the markets. Another way to say that is that he’s doing this to manipulate the markets. And what have we seen? We’ve seen the president completely change his explanation of what he wants. Just days ago, he was calling for unconditional surrender. Now he’s saying, okay, we want to make a deal with such and such terms. And this is complete strategic incoherence. And despite the fact that we have a military that can hit any target that trump tells it to hit, if we have no strategic direction, then there’s no clear way to get to the end of this war.” “Now, it’s a good thing, I think, that Trump has realized that he’s going to have to deal with the Iranians. But to do so in a way that has no coherence and no actual plan for extricating the U.S. out of this war is is diplomatic malpractice.”

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🇺🇸🇮🇷 Nothing changed, no new negotiations, no new calls, and yet Trump pulled back anyway. Lt. Col. Anthony Aguilar touched on why that happened. "Everything I mentioned in terms of MBS talking to Trump happened. But when you go back to what I presented in the beginning, which is Tony's TACO Trump tweets timeline, it shows all of those times Trump has tweeted we are going to destroy Iran and then TACO'd." If this was always a bluff, he just spent his last one.

🇺🇸🇮🇷 Nothing changed, no new negotiations, no new calls, and yet Trump pulled back anyway. Lt. Col. Anthony Aguilar touched on why that happened. "Everything I mentioned in terms of MBS talking to Trump happened. But when you go back to what I presented in the beginning, which is Tony's TACO Trump tweets timeline, it shows all of those times Trump has tweeted we are going to destroy Iran and then TACO'd." If this was always a bluff, he just spent his last one.

Mario Nawfal

89,369 просмотров • 4 дней назад

Trump's Fmr. Lawyer Robert Barnes says Trump thinks he's escalating to make Iran capitulate, but in reality, Tehran has learned how to play him. That is what makes this moment so dangerous. Trump appears to believe the war can still be ended quickly if he just applies a little more pressure and moves further up the escalation ladder. Then wait for Iran to surrender, but Robert says Iran is never going to give him that. For Trump, this is a war he wants to finish on favorable terms; for Iran, it's existential. That means Washington and Tehran are not operating with the same tolerance for pain, the same timeline, or the same definition of victory. And Tehran now understands the man across the table better than he understands himself. Iran has watched Trump repeatedly convince himself that another strike will finally produce the submission the previous strikes failed to achieve. Then, when the opposite happens, he becomes frustrated and escalates again. Iran appears to be exploiting that weakness with a disciplined tit-for-tat strategy rather than random escalation or total war. Each move raises the cost without immediately giving Trump the clean pretext he might want for unlimited escalation. Robert thinks Iran is studying his psychology and asking one question before every major action: Will this provoke him too early, or will it punish and humiliate him at exactly the right moment? That distinction is crucial because humiliation may be Trump’s greatest vulnerability. Robert Barnes

Trump's Fmr. Lawyer Robert Barnes says Trump thinks he's escalating to make Iran capitulate, but in reality, Tehran has learned how to play him. That is what makes this moment so dangerous. Trump appears to believe the war can still be ended quickly if he just applies a little more pressure and moves further up the escalation ladder. Then wait for Iran to surrender, but Robert says Iran is never going to give him that. For Trump, this is a war he wants to finish on favorable terms; for Iran, it's existential. That means Washington and Tehran are not operating with the same tolerance for pain, the same timeline, or the same definition of victory. And Tehran now understands the man across the table better than he understands himself. Iran has watched Trump repeatedly convince himself that another strike will finally produce the submission the previous strikes failed to achieve. Then, when the opposite happens, he becomes frustrated and escalates again. Iran appears to be exploiting that weakness with a disciplined tit-for-tat strategy rather than random escalation or total war. Each move raises the cost without immediately giving Trump the clean pretext he might want for unlimited escalation. Robert thinks Iran is studying his psychology and asking one question before every major action: Will this provoke him too early, or will it punish and humiliate him at exactly the right moment? That distinction is crucial because humiliation may be Trump’s greatest vulnerability. Robert Barnes

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