Forget Russia: You Should Be TERRIFIED Of Trump's Moves On Iran
July 27, 2018
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as posted by the channelNot enough eyes are focusing on Donald Trump's Iran moves. Michael Brooks delves into this with the Majority Report crew.
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---Secretary of Defense James Mattis appeared to defend Donald Trump’s all-caps tweet threatening Iran earlier this week, saying Tuesday that the president was merely “making clear that Iran is on the wrong track,’’ given the “destabilizing influence that Iran has consistently portrayed and demonstrated throughout the region.”
Mattis, speaking to reporters alongside Secretary of State Mike Pompeo at the close of bilateral talks with Australian officials at Stanford’s Hoover Institution, was asked by reporters about the Trump tweet, which promised in capital letters that Iran would “suffer the consequences the likes of which few throughout history have ever suffered before.’’---
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