Charlie Kirk
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IRAN FIRES MISSILES AT U.S. BASE IN QATAR
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1:42:14Now PlayingPresident Trump launched American strikes against Iran over the weekend and is claiming total success against the country's nuclear program. Now, America is working to de-escalate the conflict. But will this be over quickly, or just the start of a longer war? Mark Halperin, Alex Marlow, and Mike Cernovich all join.
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Iran performing military response to appease domestic population
Trump committed to preventing Iran nuclear and missile capability
Trump doctrine emphasizes force without nation-building
Trump will retaliate massively if Americans killed
Republican response to Iran strikes mostly supportive
Democrats lack unified position on Iran strikes
Trump is not a warmonger but peace-focused
Trump building broader Middle East coalition against Iran
Iran in losing position with no international support
Iran strikes appear weak to first-time Trump voters
Trump uses unpredictability to achieve peace
Trump must communicate Iran strategy to skeptical base
Trump must deliver on domestic agenda to keep coalition
Quick Iran resolution prevents China from Taiwan action
Iran's failure to close Strait of Hormuz shows weakness
Iran strikes successful if no casualties and no regime change
Trump represents realpolitik approach to military action
Trump should address nation on Iran strikes success
Trump executing masterclass foreign policy on Iran
U.S. should not engineer Iranian regime change
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