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Trump Ignored Warnings on Iran — Now the Consequences Are Unfolding
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March 18, 2026
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13:37Now PlayingIn this segment, Olivia Troye joins Jim Acosta to break down how Donald Trump was warned about the risks of engaging Iran — and why those warnings were ultimately ignored.
Troye reveals firsthand insight into internal discussions from Trump’s first administration, including how key officials like Keith Kellogg warned about the consequences of escalation. The conversation explores the current conflict, contradictions in messaging, and the broader geopolitical fallout now unfolding.
The discussion also dives into the role of figures like Marco Rubio and JD Vance, internal divisions within the Republican Party, and how campaign rhetoric around avoiding war contrasts sharply with present-day reality.
From rising global tensions to fears of prolonged conflict, humanitarian crises, and weakening alliances, this is a deep look at how a critical foreign policy decision may shape global stability moving forward.
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