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https://youtu.be/xBUqU3dAJsA 🔥TRUMP SAYS NO - Lindsey Graham says bomb them!!
* President Trump delivered a **chilling warning** after Iran launched missiles at Israel, stressing the U.S. provided “critical intelligence and logistical support” but did not directly participate in strikes on Iranian military and nuclear targets.
* Trump praised Israel’s airstrikes and vowed “any retaliation will be met with overwhelming force,” signaling U.S. readiness without committing troops.
* Israeli infrastructure suffered severe damage, raising tensions; Democrats like Schumer cautioned the strikes could hike oil prices and drag the U.S. into war.
* The remarks coincided with nationwide **“No Kings” protests** against Trump’s immigration policies, adding domestic unrest to international strain.
* Trump expressed optimism that Israel and Iran may reach a deal due to his assertive strategy, saying “Israel and Iran will come to a deal soon, and it’ll be because of us.”
* A tip to Associated Press officials revealed Trump vetoed an Israeli assassination plan targeting Iran’s supreme leader, urging restraint to avoid further escalation.
* Netanyahu declared Trump an enemy of Iran and claimed Iran tried to assassinate Trump twice, though some suspect Netanyahu may be trying to draw the U.S. into a larger conflict.
* Pentagon moved U.S. naval carrier groups (USS Carl Vinson, USS Harry S. Truman) and stealth bombers to the region, while deploying missile defenses and evacuating families amid rising threats.
* Trump’s camp downplayed involvement as “pressure campaign for a deal,” whereas officials acknowledged these assets are in place awaiting further orders.
* In a bold technological move, **Elon Musk activated Starlink in Iran** after the Iranian government shut off internet access, tweeting “The beams are on” to show solidarity with Iranians.
* The “No Kings” immigration protests swept multiple cities: 80,000 in Philadelphia, unrest in Los Angeles involving tear gas, troops, and foreign‑flag displays.
* DOT Secretary Sean Duffy declared federal funds will no longer repair damage in sanctuary cities like L.A. and San Francisco, urging city officials to “follow the law, or forfeit funding.”
* California Governor Newsom now faces a funding crisis as repair bills fall to strained state budgets; conservatives celebrated the move as accountability enforced upon sanctuary cities.
* Meanwhile, in Minnesota, suspected political assassin **Vance Luther Boelter** was apprehended after a 43‑hour manhunt; he allegedly killed House Speaker Melissa Hortman and others.
* Authorities found weapons, explosives, and a hit list naming dozens of Democrats, including Ilhan Omar, as Boelter posed as a police officer—prompting accusations that police failed to act effectively.
* Conservative voices like Laura Loomer blamed the **“No Kings” protests** and Governor Walz for political violence, urging authorities to probe organizers.
* Governor Walz responded, promising justice; meanwhile, pressure mounts to investigate political protests' role in inciting violence.
* On the immigration front, Trump issued an executive order expanding ICE powers in major cities, allocating \$315 million and hiring 2,000 agents for raids and sweeps targeting undocumented individuals with criminal backgrounds.
* Conservatives argue this enhances safety, while critics warn it risks racial profiling, strained city services, and family disruption.
* Pro-Trump social media posts claim Democrats use illegal immigrants to boost voting numbers and accuse them of election fraud—a narrative that intensifies cultural conflict.
* Amid global and domestic tensions, Trump positioned the U.S. as a stabilizing force internationally and a strong enforcer of immigration law at home—framing himself as both protector and peacemaker.