I didn't think it was presidential. Someone should step up to something like this. The optics are very important and you really can't say you're going to wipe out an entire civilization. A lot of this is propaganda. A lot of this are things that we've seen before. The U.S. was already in a hole. And this makes it infinitely worse. Don't always believe what he says. What he's threatening genocide? I think he's threatening genocide.

I think he's trying to remove the Iranian regime.

What I hear on the panel is a lot of people being triggered by Trump, and I think that's what happens when someone with a backbone comes in and says, no, you know what? We're going to stand up to evil. are on the precipice of a nuclear holocaust because this baboon is in office and he's like,

oh, I'm Brett Bibi. How could I make you happy? Here we are on the precipice of a nuclear holocaust, because this baboon is in office, and he's like,

oh, but BB, how could I make you happy? Can you please give me more money? Am I going to be a hero,

Beebe? You know something? You're all taking the bait.

The US president had two enormous success stories to celebrate and give thanks for this weekend,

besides Easter itself. First,

there was Artemis II, a US-led mission to send human beings further from the Earth than any

living being has ever travelled. It's a precursor to returning to the moon and even reaching Mars. By

any measure, it's a breathtaking triumph and a tribute to American ingenuity.

Second, the daring and audacious mission to save a stricken U.S. Air Force colonel who was forced to eject from his fighter jet in central Iran.

More than 150 aircraft spent 50 hours in a race against Iranian forces deep inside enemy

territory.

The U.S. military is probably the only military that could have pulled that off and make no mistake.

It was humiliating for Tehran.

Instead, most of the world's attention and energy, however,

has been absorbed by Donald Trump's expletive-laden Easter morning statement

and the carnage foreshadow.

And as I'll come to shortly, today he's gone even further

and made things even worse.

In just 48 words on Easter Monday, Easter morning, the president managed to threaten Iran with war crimes

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