Trump's Easter Threat to Iran: Divide in Circle Grows

0:00It's April 6. Entertainment's Liberty News today starts now, AI-powered and trending. Donald Trump dropped the bombshell on Easter Sunday with the fiery truth social post aimed straight at Iran. He warned them to open the strait of Hormuz or face massive strikes on power plants in bridges using raw profanity to drive it home. Tensions are high over shipping routes, and he signed off praising a law before his own name. Very next day, on April 6, Trump doubled down with zero regrets. He said the vulgar words were deliberate to hammer his message, and folks have heard that kind of talk from him before. No backing off, even as the post lit up social media for its timing and edge. Critics jumped in quick, but the sharpest came from Marjorie Taylor Greene. She blasted the Easter timing as un-Christian, calling on Trump's team to beg God for forgiveness and ditch the worship. She accused them of fueling madness that ignores peace. Greene dug deeper, saying the straight drama got twisted, and threats like that hit innocent

1:03Iranians hardest, not just leaders. She framed it as evil, not the greatness voters wanted in 2024, pushing for de-escalation over war. This spat highlights the wild divide in Trump's circle, with Iran threats simmering in faith you would push back growing louder, watch how it unfolds from here.