Trump's Late-Night Rage: Iran, Pope, NATO

0:00On April 17, President Donald Trump lit up truth social with a barrage of posts just before midnight on Tuesday, slamming Pope Leo XIV over Iran and ripping into NATO allies. He straight-up said Iran killed 42,000 unarmed protesters in the last two months and they can't have a nuclear bomb, capping it with, America is back. This kicked off amid a heated feud with the Chicago-born Pope, who Trump calls weak on crime and bad for foreign policy after the Pope pushed for. Middle East Peace Trump also vented about NATO not showing up for the U.S. and echoed threats to cut trade with Spain since their leader wouldn't back his Iran stance. The post blew up fast, mixing urgency and beef that polls and supporters defending him, critics firing back and curious onlookers. Public relations expert Amore Philip says these viral bursts, including memes and reposts, defend Trump's controversies like that AI image showing him.

1:00As Jesus, and keep multiple debates alive at once. Trump calls the plug as upcoming Fox Business interview before diving back in, sharing content that spotlights his wins and slams opponents like. Act blew as the most corrupt group around. It's all part of his pattern of late-night rage posting that hijacks the news cycle. By morning, the algorithms have amplified it all, forcing media to chase his lead instead of setting their own. Proving once again how Trump owns the overnight narrative, that's your update from entertainment and celebrity news today, powered by AI.