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17:31Now PlayingDonald Trump says he ended a 12-day war between Israel and Iran, what really happened is way messier.
In this excerpt from the latest episode of NIGHT SCHOOL, Marc Lamont Hill breaks down how Trump jumped on Truth Social to take credit for brokering a ceasefire that never actually happened. Hours after his post, Israel kept bombing. Iran denied agreeing to anything. Meanwhile, U.S. jets had just dropped massive 30,000-pound bunker-busting bombs on Iran’s nuclear sites, with zero proof of an imminent threat.
Trump's own intelligence said Iran wasn’t close to building a nuclear weapon. So why the flex? Why the bombs? And why the lies?
Hill lays out how Trump played fireman after setting the fire himself, all while carrying out Netanyahu’s agenda for regime change in Iran.
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