Maybe he'll explain why he failed to keep his word on ending the war in Ukraine before he even took office and not to start any new ones.
I'm not a Trump apologist, nor am I anyone who thinks
anything 'promised' has to be delivered or it's a moral failing if it isn't. Events change. New actors enter the fray. We all know the Ukraine war was ready to be resolved in 2022 but Boris Johnson was sent to halt that. Johnson
discouraged President Zelensky from pursuing a 2022 settlement during a Kyiv visit in April 2022. Other sources use stronger language saying Johnson
pressured Zelensky. “The British government has become an obstacle to peace in Ukraine,” said the Stop the War Coalition. “The conflict there is developing into a proxy war between Russia and NATO and it is the Ukrainian people who will suffer the consequences.” We also know that there is a faction in the US Congress who have consistently, privately, counseled Zelensky to keep on with the war, sending massive amounts of money and munitions to Ukraine. Trump halted that. He has done what he could, in the moment. He is not omnipotent. He works within the prescribed limits of his office. Left to his own knowledge of the situation its very possible Trump could have worked a peace deal, but he walked into a 'Mafia snarl' that involved a seriously corrupt Ukraine, NATO, the City of London, the EU and members of his own Congress. The forces arrayed against peace have been prodigious.
Iran is a strange one. He resisted that 'military operation' but the usual suspects were pressuring. He went ahead with the operation. His call.
There are forces in the world - we call them the Globalists now (basically the Imperial System of wealth extraction) - that not only want war but need war to maintain the money flow. Trump is working with a very different political/economic paradigm - the American System of Political Economy (Hamilton) - that focusses on national sovereignty and production independence. It's the economic system - also called the American System - that functioned in the US through William McKinley (who was assassinated) and was our last real American System president). The death knell to our sovereign nation status was rung in 1913 with the founding of the Federal Reserve, initiation of the Income Tax and so it went.
My point is the playing field Trump is working on is complex and vast.
Nope — just more propaganda. And of course comments are turned off. So much for free speech ( lol ).
What are you talking about? What is propaganda? The video I posted, or the one you posted about TrumpTV? TrumpTV has naught to do with the White House feed situation I was referencing. TrumpTV may be using the White House feed, but it is not the feed itself. You'll like this from ComputerAssist: "Trump TV is a separate 24/7 streaming channel launched by the White House, distinct from the regular White House feed. It focuses on showcasing President Trump's highlights and major moments, while the standard White House feed typically includes broader coverage of events and speeches."
The live feed doesn't have comments - makes perfect sense because comments cannot have any bearing on a real-time feed. Nothing to do with free speech just common sense.
I get that his grandiose ego probably deluded him into believing he could actually stop the war in Ukraine. But what about Iran? What about Gaza?
No man who aspires to being president can be diffident and unsure of himself. What you call "grandiose ego" is what makes him successful. What helps is he has a pretty good sense of humor and is endlessly trolling his adversaries. He's also a good man but for that one has to do a very deep dive indeed. For his own reasons he presents as the abrasive New Yorker he probably is in some aspects of his public personality. He's a self promoter. A small negative, if one considers it a negative, when set against the scope of his workload and achievements.
