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Donald Trump Issues Stark Warning Over Iran During Live Interview

During a live interview from an airstrip in Morristown, New Jersey, former President Donald Trump made headlines with a warning directed at his own intelligence team, suggesting they could find themselves "in a lot of trouble." Wearing his signature MAGA cap, Trump appeared on Fox News as the chyron read: “Trump: Can’t let Iran have a nuclear weapon.”

When asked by a reporter about the basis for his claim that Iran was developing nuclear weapons—especially since U.S. intelligence agencies had not found any recent evidence—Trump pushed back. “Then my intelligence community is wrong. Who said that?” he asked.

The reporter clarified that it was his own Director of National Intelligence, Tulsi Gabbard, who had made the statement. Trump didn’t back down, saying, “She’s wrong. People need to be very careful about what they say. Their words can land them in serious trouble.”

He was also questioned about his past stance on the Iraq War in 2003, to which he responded by drawing a contrast with the current situation. “There were no weapons of mass destruction back then—I never believed there were,” Trump claimed. “That was a different time, but today is far more dangerous in terms of nuclear capabilities.”

Doubling down, he stated: “Based on the amount of material Iran has already gathered, I believe they could have a nuclear weapon within weeks, or at most, a few months. We cannot allow that to happen.”