Trump's Easter Threats: Profane Post, Backlash, and Greene's Critique

0:00It's April 6th, I'm Cory with the Story, and this is Entertainment and Celebrity News Today, your AI-powered Entertainment Report. Donald Trump dropped a wild Easter Sunday post blasting Iran over the strait of Hormuz, threatening massive strikes on their power plants and bridges. If they don't open it up, he used heavy profanity, called them out harshly, and ended it strangely with praise to Allah, right as tensions boil in the region. Here's Morgan jumped in quick, slamming the post this straight embarrassing and begging Trump to delete it before folks think he's lost it. The TV host said it was a bad look for the president, adding fuel to critics ripping the timing and tone on a holy day. Then Marjorie Taylor Greene piled on hard, calling the whole thing madness, and urging Trump's team to pray for forgiveness. She argued it's not Christian behavior, especially on Easter, and warn hitting infrastructure would hurt everyday Iranians, not just the regime. Same stressed, she's no Iran defender, but sees the threats as twisted and evil, far

1:01from making America great again, like voters wanted in 20. 24. Trump's brushing off all the noise so far, standing firm that the raw language got his point across, loud and clear, as the backlash keeps echoing online.