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‘Flinching from the consequences of responsibility’: Trump says he needs two weeks to decide on Iran
David Frum, Staff Writer for The Atlantic and Helene Cooper, New York Times Pentagon Correspondent join Alicia Menendez in for Nicolle Wallace on Deadline White House to discuss the state of play when it comes to the role that the United States is set to play in the conflict between Iran and Israel and how Donald Trump’s indecision is a constant theme to his presidency.
While most voters agree Iran is a serious national security threat across party lines, support for Trump's aggressive stance ...
White House says Trump will decide within two weeks whether to strike Iran. President Donald Trump will wait as much as two ...
The one remaining, huge risk Trump faces is that Iran, which has always insisted its program is peaceful, has a more advanced ...
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed revenge after a hospital was struck by an Iranian ballistic missile, as the ...
Roughly one month ago, from the stage at an investment forum in Saudi Arabia, U.S. President Donald Trump issued a warning to ...
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Trump Deliberately Leaves Two Key People Out of Iran Plan ConvosWhile Israel has bombarded Iran based on unsubstantiated nuclear weapons claims, Trump has yet to confirm U.S.-led military ...
Iran and Israel continue strikes on Wednesday night, after Donald Trump says the US "may" join the Israeli attacks.
The president has escalated his rhetoric against the press in recent months, claiming Fox News and other pollsters are ...
The President hosted some of the club's players and officials, asking their views on transgender athletes and discussing ...
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