Trump Golfs as Iran War Casualties Mount

0:00On March 15, more than two weeks into the United States and Israel war against Iran, tensions are high with fears of further escalation. The Pentagon recently confirmed a 7th American servicemember killed in action, yet President Trump spent that Sunday golfing in Florida wearing the same cab from a military dignified transfer the day before. Earlier that day, Trump addressed Latin American leaders at a regional summit. He joked that his secretary of state, Marco Rubio, has a Spanish language edge over him, but insisted a good interpreter gets the job done, even, claiming he can spot a bad one without knowing the language himself. Politics experts point to these moments as signs of misplaced focus during wartime. They know Trump's age-bringing issues like dozing off in meetings, much like criticisms he once made of opponents, though he brushes it aside. Trump took to social media midweek, highlighting how higher oil prices boost the top oil producing nation, while prioritizing stopping Iran's nuclear. Ambitions over economic worries.

1:01Meanwhile, the conflict shows no sign of Iranian surrender, with his rhetoric growing tougher. Tragedy struck again, Thursday, when a United States refueling plane went down in Western Iraq, killing all six crew members, but Trump stayed silent on, it, instead sharing a throwback photo of his younger self at military academy. As casualties mount, the White House bows to press on against the Iranian threat for a safer world.