NEWSNATIONNOW (Patrick Djordjevic) - Iranian leaders believe they can outlast 'desperate' Trump: Bolton
Speaking to "The Hill on NewsNation," Bolton explained either side could be speaking truthfully about negotiations.
Speaking to "The Hill on NewsNation," Bolton explained either side could be speaking truthfully about negotiations.
"I think it's a significant setback," Bolton told NewsNation's Elizabeth Vargas.
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Trump himself on Tuesday issued a warning to Iran to make a deal by the evening in order to avoid what he called the destruction of a civilization.
Bolton called the failure to notify U.S. allies of the forthcoming action in Iran “juvenile,” before saying the Europeans responded in a similarly “juvenile” fashion. The disconnect, Bolton said, could change the landscape of global politics. "On Balance with Leland Vittert" takes a critical look at some of the day's hottest subjects.
BANNON: When you say “out of control,” do you mean the military operation itself or its expansion? MILLS: The Fifth Fleet just got hit. Iranian counterattacks are more severe. Israel will try to escalate to keep the U.S. in. Trump ran as “no more endless wars,” and this looks like an open betrayal of the base. Bolton is pleased as hell.