The Geneva summit enters round two today, pitting US negotiators against Iran in high-stakes nuclear parleys. President Trump, mid-flight from Mar-a-Lago, shared insights with media, revealing his subtle hand while forewarning dire outcomes.
‘Iran’s tough, but they seek compromise,’ he noted hopefully. Sternly: ‘No deal means consequences they dread.’ Recent ops underscored Iran’s swift nuclear potential—within weeks.
America’s resurgence dominated: rock-bottom inflation, cheap fuel at under $2/gallon. ‘My drill policy nailed it,’ Trump beamed, fixing prior messes. Murders at pre-1900 lows, criminals expelled en masse.
Shutdown specter? Democrat folly, he roared, pre-DHS talks. Voter ID resistance? Proof of cheating intent.
Epstein? ‘Nothing there—I’m cleared.’ Cuba crisis: Rubio must deal humanely. Taiwan arms post-Xi? Imminent call. Melania: ‘A future legend among First Ladies.’
With global eyes on Geneva, success could defuse tensions; failure invites Trump’s hinted reckoning.