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Trump Bolts G7 as Iran’s Bold Moves Ignite Global Firestorm | 6/17/25
June 17, 2025 · 100 min
Iranian state TV hit by Israeli airstrike while station is live on the air. Tucker Carlson not happy with President Trump’s stance on Israel-Iran. Trump leaves G7 early to deal with the trouble in the Middle East. Italian prime minister’s body language analyzed at G7 summit. Explaining the invincibility of the F-35. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Conflicting information: Does the U.S. think Iran is working toward a nuclear weapon or not? Minnesota killings update. New details emerge about the shooting suspect in Minnesota. The Left continues to blame President Trump for the Minnesota shootings. Trump administration changes immigration policy that was just enacted. Arrest made after shooting at a No Kings rally over the past weekend. Banning masks for law enforcement officers in California? Introducing "Trump Mobile." Ron DeSantis has a podcast? Cory Booker had a date with Mariah Carey. Inebriated or not? Most beautiful song ever written. 00:00 Pat Gray UNLEASHED 00:39 War Continues! 00:50 Iranian TV Station Hit during Live Broadcast 04:42 Trump Asked about Iran 05:23 Trump Attacks Tucker Carlson? 09:25 Trump Leaves the G7 Summit Early 11:18 Giorgia Meloni Hates Trump? 18:25 Pentagon Loves Domino's Pizza 21:08 F-35 Shot Down? 25:07 Benjamin Netanyahu on America First 25:53 Pete Hegseth on Peace Through Strength 28:25 Tulsi Gabbard on Iran Nuclear Program 35:43 Joe Thompson on Shooters Manifesto 37:51 Minnesota Shooter Roommate Speaks 40:05 Minnesota Shooter Preaching Back in 2021 42:45 Jeff Merkley Blames Trump for Minnesota Shooting 46:23 Trump Introduced at G7 48:21 More on Minnesota Shooting 52:01 Trump History Lesson on G7 53:02 Trump Wants ICE in US Cities 59:44 Salt Lake City Shooting 1:04:04 Media Research Center “Peaceful” Study 1:13:08 Cory Booker Dated Mariah Carey? 1:17:59 Drunk Rebekah Koffler? 1:28:59 List of Beautiful Songs Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices