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tiple countries to come into the Abraham Accords, irrespective of what’s happening in Iran,” he told The Record with Greta Van Susteren. “And those are successful conversa-
tions. We expect to have a bunch of an- nouncements in maybe a month or so.”
U.S. Projects Power We’re Doing NATO CHIEF:
NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte told Newsmax TV that President Donald Trump’s decision in June to take out Iran’s nuclear program with precision airstrikes sent a message to Russian President Vladi- mir Putin and Chinese President Xi Jinping. “I think what happened now in Iran is
projecting American power on the world stage, saying, ‘Here’s a president who has the strength to do what is necessary,’” Rutte told Newsmax foreign correspon- dent Shelby Wilder on American Agenda. “If I was in Beijing, Xi Jinping, or in Mos-
cow, Putin, I would not be happy. I would think, ‘OK, they are really serious, these Americans.’ And this is exactly what we need. Projecting American power on the world stage.”
ISRAEL PRESIDENT:
‘Dirty Work’ Israeli President Isaac Herzog told News- max TV that Israel launched its attack on Iran June 12 to remove a clear and present nuclear threat to Israel and it was “doing the dirty work” for the U.S. and the world. In a live interview on The Record with
Greta Van Susteren, he said: “The Iranians have carried out terror activities all over the world with proxies against American interests and Israeli interests and other in- terests and Western interests. “So, what we are doing by delineating
and removing this capability and, as the German chancellor said, Israel is doing the dirty work for us. And we are doing it be- cause we have to defend our people.”
ROGER STONE: Trump ‘Truly STEVE WITKOFF: Abraham Accords
to Expand Middle East envoy Steve Witkoff told News- max TV that the U.S. has been talking with other countries about joining the Abraham Accords, a significant achievement in Presi- dent Donald Trump’s first term that estab- lished diplomatic ties between Israel and several Arab nations. “We’ve been in discussions with mul-
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Great’ President Former presidential adviser Roger Stone told Newsmax TV that Donald Trump’s de- cision in 2015 to run for president was the “fulfillment of a dream” that Stone first had about the president in 1988. “That’s when I first realized that Donald
Trump had the stature, the courage, the stamina, and the independence, not just to be a great presidential candidate, but to be a truly great president,” he told Greg Kelly Reports. “Just the fact that he’s made the greatest
comeback in American political history, that he had the persistence and the resilience and the courage for that, facing down the tsunami of lawfare, which they tried to bankrupt him. They tried to keep him off the ballot, tried to throw him in jail, and still he persevered.”
PETE HEGSETH: Trump Makes
Huge Difference Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth told News- max TV it made a huge difference to have President Donald Trump overseeing the 250th birthday of the U.S. Army. “We wouldn’t have had a parade” under
former President Joe Biden, Hegseth told Carl Higbie FRONTLINE in an interview be- fore the June 14 parade got underway. “You might even have had some self- loathing. Instead, you had a full-on recogni- tion of what it takes to defend and preserve freedom,” he said. Tanks, troops, and marching bands took
part in the parade. A 21-gun salute and a performance of Hail to the Chief welcomed the president and first lady Melania Trump.
DON JR.:
Trump Mobile ‘High Value’
Alternative Donald Trump Jr. announced the launch of Trump Mobile on Newsmax TV, touting the new mobile service as a low-cost, high- value alternative for Americans seeking af- fordability and added services while keep- ing support operations in the United States. “We got with some of the best people in the industry to create Trump Mobile,” Trump Jr. told The Chris Salcedo Show. “And for $47 a month — $47.45 — you get unlimited calls, unlimited texting, free call- ing to 100 different international areas.” In addition to standard wireless fea-
tures, Trump Mobile includes services that Trump Jr. says are typically sold sep- arately, such as telemedicine and road- side assistance.
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