Trump's Easter Rant: Curses & Threats

0:00President Donald Trump dropped a bombshell on true social this Easter Sunday, April 5, 2026, right around 8 a.m. Eastern time. He unleashed a curse-filled ran at Iran, demanding they open the strait of Hormuz, or face massive strikes on their power plants and bridges, warning. They'd live in hell if they didn't comply. He capped it off with a sarcastic nod to, praise be to Allah. This came hot on the heels of ongoing U.S. and Israeli attacks on Iran that kicked off late February. Trump's no stranger to blunt language, but timing it on a major Christian holiday had folks scratching their heads worldwide. Democrats lit up fast, sending minority leader Chuck Schumer called it unhinged madman talk while families headed to church. Senators Chris Murphy and Tim Cain labeled it embarrassing, juvenile, and proof of no real war plan, just puffed up threats. Even from the right, former Trump ally Marjorie Taylor Greene blasted it, urging Christians

1:00in his circle to beg God's forgiveness and ditch the President's worship, insisting he's no Christian. Supporters like commentator Laura Lumer cheered the fire, saying it's exactly why she voted for him, bombed the infrastructure, and win the war. As tensions simmer in this conflict, Trump's words keep the debate raging on every side. Local news, power by AI. This is Vancouver News today. I'm Corrin with the story.