Trump Claims Iran Deal Is 'Unconditional Surrender,' Says His Power Has 'No Limits': Axios
The memorandum includes a 60-day ceasefire and nuclear talks as U.S. forces end blockade enforcement, officials said.
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Trump says his power is unlimited after Iran war: 'There are no limits'
President Donald Trump still believes his power as commander in chief is unlimited after he struck an agreement with Iran to end the war. Asked by Axios White House correspondent Marc Caputo if he’s learned about limits to his power following the conflict, Trump denied there were any. “There are no limits,” he said in an interview clip of The Axios Show released on Thursday. “None. I haven’t learned that lesson yet. I know there are, but there a…
Trump Says There Are ‘No Limits’ to His Power
President Trump denied that the Iran war revealed the limits of his ability to exert power, Axios reports.Asked what he'd learned from the war about the limits to his power, he said: "There are no limits.""He added: "I haven't learned that lesson yet. I know there are, but there are no limits."
President Donald Trump suggested that the memorandum of understanding signed with Iran is equivalent to an unconditional surrender, and that the conflict demonstrated the breadth of his presidential powers. "Well, it's probably an unconditional surrender," Trump told Marc Caputo of Axios, in a stretch of interview released on Thursday (18). "At the beginning of the conflict you said that you wanted only an unconditional surrender, and the memora…
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