The Five': Trump reminds the G7 who's BOSS
This was pretty funny Jessica said the deal with Iran was a loss by Trump.Greg and Jessie set her straight for quite a while.
The Five' co-hosts discuss President Donald Trump's deal with Iran and his appearance at the G7 summit in France
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JUST IN: Trump unveils sweeping terms of proposed Iran agreement
President Donald Trump announces a new Iran deal, touting it as a major success for the G7. He credits the killing of Qasem Soleimani for the agreement, which he says prevents Iran from getting nuclear weapons.
(There’s so much propaganda coming out of the U.S. by the know it alls. The U.S. is pounding on Trump while the rest of the world is considering all the events. Obama’s propaganda liars are tying to save his failure)
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https://youtu.be/PzVfaP-cJng
Israel "Expected and Justified" To Respond to Any Iranian Threat | VADM (ret.) Miller on Fox News(The Faulkner Focus is slightly annoying.)
JINSA Fellow VADM (ret.) "Fozzie" Miller, former Commander of U.S. Naval Forces Central Command and U.S. Fifth Fleet, joined Harris Faulkner on Fox News to offer a measured but pointed assessment of the emerging MOU framework and push back against the framing that Israel, rather than Iran, holds responsibility for the situation in Lebanon.
VADM (ret.) Miller urged patience on the specifics, saying the deal should be evaluated against the original goals set at the start of the conflict, asking whether Iran can have a nuclear weapon, whether its missile program has been dismantled, and whether it will remain a malign neighbor. His most pressing observation was on timing: "The best deal we are going to get with the Iranian regime as it sits is right now. As soon as they start making money, as soon as the blockade is lifted, they will be more difficult to deal with." He argued that framing should inform every decision made in the coming 60-day negotiating period.
On Lebanon, VADM (ret.) Miller was pointed, arguing the conversation has been focused on the wrong party. "We need to put the ball in Iran's court. They are the ones who decide whether Hezbollah will conduct military operations in Lebanon against Israel. It is not an Israeli decision—it is an Iranian decision. They can't have it both ways." He said Lebanon does not need to be formally part of the U.S.-Iran agreement, but that "if the Iranians don't want conflict in Lebanon, they just have to tell Hezbollah to stop fighting—it is very simple." On the prospect of Iran striking Israel and what that means for the deal, he was sober but clear: Israeli retaliation would be expected and justified, but "that doesn't necessarily mean the deal between the Iranians and the United States is no longer in effect — there will be a lot of tension over the next 60 days as the details get negotiated."
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Dan Bongino: This is the only thing Democrats will reimagine, yes with Hannity
Former FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino discusses the alleged terror plot targeting the UFC fight that was foiled before damage was done on ‘Hannity.
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'WE HAVE DESTROYED THEM': Iran is 'on its knees,' Kudlow says
'The Big Money Show,' discusses President Donald Trump's press conference at the G7, the deal with Iran and the impact on the Strait of Hormuz. (What blows my mind is how many leftist investors wants Iran to win, but the majority of the stock market investors are happy about the events)
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https://youtu.be/oHJSVh5VhbY
President Trump Arrives at Versailles for Dinner with French President Macron and Madam Brigitte Macron
June 17, 2026 | Sundance |
I’m not sure exactly what happened in the protocol of timing, but eventually President Donald Trump arrived for a dinner hosted by France’s President Emmanuel Macron at the Palace of Versailles near Paris.
President and Mrs. Macron waited on the steps of the palace for over eight minutes before the motorcade finally arrived. Every second of those eight minutes there was a massive camera pool in front of them. Here’s the full video. If you are awaiting Trump, take a Snickers. lol President Trump arrives at 7:45 of video WATCH:
LIVE: Trump arrives for dinner hosted by Macron at the Palace of Versailles
Watch live as President Donald Trump arrives for a dinner hosted by France's President Emmanuel Macron at the Palace of Versailles near Paris after the G7 summit.
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https://theconservativetreehouse.com/blog/2026/06/17/president-trump-arrives-at-versailles-for-dinner-with-french-president-macron-and-madam-brigitte-macron/#more-284503
President Trump Again Says Trade Preference is to End USMCA
June 17, 2026 | Sundance |
President Trump is navigating a narrow path through a minefield of foreign and domestic opposition to his preferred trade position on the USMCA. Ironically, or not, on the issue of ending the USMCA we likely have more allies in the labor unions and Bernie Bros than we do amid the congressional republicans.
President Trump was asked again today about his position on the USMCAagainst the backdrop of a hot-mic moment when Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney was telling him about caps on Chinese EVs coming into Canada. [Prompted]
“I would rather not have the USMCA. The primary reason I wanted it was because there was no way out of NAFTA, which was the worst trade agreement ever made — like, ever — and they had no termination… I would prefer not having an agreement, but I’m open to doing it.
Several desperate Canadian trade watchers have framed President Trump’s “that’s good” response to Carney as if Trump was approving of the Chinese EV deal. Again, folks are just not looking at Trump’s position through the correct lens.
Trump doesn’t care about the issue.Trump is ambivalent to the issue. It’s the same mindset Trump has carried throughout all questions and comments since the questions were first raised.
The reason for Trump’s ambivalence about the granular, sectoral questions is simply because in the big picture of Trump’s outlook, he doesn’t plan on staying in a trilateral trade deal. Any bilateral trade deal Canada makes with a trade partner is perfectly okay, because Canada is not going to be connected to the USA in a trilateral obligation.
President Trump tells you his intention, then reminds himself of the opposition to his intention, then softens the original statement against the context of domestic political challenge he understands he has to overcome. This outlook is often expressed similarly in the comments of U.S. Trade Representative (USTR) Jamieson Greer.
Think of the scenario like a divorce. The ex-wife says to Trump, “I’m buying an EV.”Trump responds. “that’s good,” from a position they are no longer in a relationship, and he simply just doesn’t care.
Fully invested in the USMCA, Mark Carney says, “we put a limit of 49,000 EVs on the trade agreement with China.” Completely ambivalent Trump responds, “that’s good.” It’s a generic throwaway response because Trump no longer considers the USA and Canada to be in alignment or meshed in a trilateral agreement.
That’s why, when questioned, President Trump didn’t even recall the moment, yet he is being asked about itbecause it’s the most important thing on the mind of the Canadian side. It’s a little bit funny – but totally Trump.
Soon, when the USMCA moment circles around to the 12 o’clock position ofimmediate action, Trump will just turn to Jamison Greer and say, “ok, tell them we’re done now.” That’s it.Figure out the way to exit legally, let’s get out of this thing and start working on the optimal solution of a bilateral trade agreement with Canada.
The remarks today are the umpteenth timePresident Trump has repeated that the USMCA was the optimal way to get out of the quicksand NAFTA trade agreement. Once that NAFTA break was finished, the inherent value of the USMCA ended.Now Trump wants to end the USMCA and get to the core approachhe has mentioned for over a decade;two bilateral trade agreements – one with Mexico and one with Canada.(and Canada have screwed themselves because they have nothing to trade with the U.S., Canada now sells China’s junk products and are now selling China’s spy vehicles. (The amazing thing is Carney hates Trump with a passion, but he follows Trump all around the G7 to get attention. I bet the City of London are not pleased with Carney.)
https://theconservativetreehouse.com/blog/2026/06/17/president-trump-again-says-trade-preference-is-to-end-usmca/
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The moment President Trump signs the Iran deal at the Palace of Versailles.
The agreement was finalized during a dinner hosted by French President Emmanuel Macron inside the historic palace.
The signing marked a major diplomatic milestone after months of negotiations aimed at ween the U.S. and Iran.
12:00 AM · Jun 18, 2026
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VDH Asks: Was COVID Deliberately Released? | Dr. Steven Quay
Victor Davis Hanson
Victor Davis Hanson interviews Dr. Steven Quay, one of America’s top scientists and inventors,on his explosive new book “The Code as Witness: How the Covid Genome Reveals its Lab Origins and How to Prevent Future Outbreaks.”
Dr. Quay presents clear genetic evidence that COVID-19 was engineered in the Wuhan lab, not a natural spillover from bats or pangolins.
From the virus’ own “fingerprints” in the genome to China’s suspicious early actions, thishard-hitting conversation reveals what really happened in 2019 and why dangerous gain-of-function research continues to threaten the world.
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https://youtu.be/mwJuf6E-ssY