Coming up, Trump makes the most important foreign policy decision of his presidency, and I'll make

the case for Trump's bold action in Iran. Exploring how it alters the global balance of power and

arguing the risks are worth it. Zeneb Rabuah, she's a Middle East expert at the Hudson Institute,

joins me. We're going to talk about some criticisms of Trump's action from within the MAGA

movement, from Democrats, and also from abroad. If you're watching on YouTube, X or Rumble,

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Just over the weekend, Trump made, I think, in foreign policy,

the most important decision of his presidency,

and that is he dispatched U.S. planes from Missouri in the dead of night to fly secretly to Iran and bombard with bunker-busting bombs, the three key nuclear enrichment sites, namely Fordo and Natanz and Esfahan.

And the idea was essentially once and for all to decimate the Iran nuclear program.

The operation seems to have been carried out with brilliant deception.

And by that, I mean two things.

One is that Trump dispatched a bunch of jets over to Guam.

Those could easily be observed and tracked.

Probably looked like he was doing something else.

And in the meantime, you have these

B-2 bombers making their way to Iran. The second thing that Trump did was he pretended to be

dithering and waffling, as if to say, I don't know. Maybe I will. Maybe I won't. But Trump had

already made up his mind. So this was a Trumpian indecision. And Trump is actually known for going

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