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6:33Now PlayingTrump’s escalating threats toward Cuba, Iran, Greenland, and now Mexico are not isolated remarks or tough talk. They reveal a growing pattern of intimidation aimed at normalizing the idea that the United States can pressure, threaten, or act against other countries at will, including allies. This isn’t about which nation is next. It’s about reshaping expectations so power replaces law, diplomacy, and restraint. When aggressive language becomes routine, boundaries erode, global stability weakens, and the risks do not stay overseas. Military conflict, economic retaliation, cyber attacks, and threats to American servicemembers and civilians all become more likely. History shows that global breakdown rarely happens all at once. It happens when repeated threats lower the bar until consequences feel inevitable. Ring of Fire's Jerrod Zisser explains.
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