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Jun 26, 2025 12 min

Trump at NATO

from Morning Report Hosted by Willie Lawson

TRUMP TAKES CHARGE: NATO AGREES TO 5% DEFENSE SPENDING GOAL BY 2035 President Trump just rocked the NATO summit in The Hague — and forced our allies to finally pony up. In this episode of The Morning Report, Willie Lawson breaks down how Trump secured a historic deal to raise NATO member defense spending to 5% of GDP by 2035. No more excuses. No more freeloading. ▶️ Here’s what we cover: Why Trump’s bold leadership got results where others failed How the new 5% deal could reshape global defense and U.S. spending Reactions from NATO leaders — the good, the bad, and the tantrums How this helps YOU as a taxpayer and American citizen The media meltdown and why they’re furious Trump actually got it done Europe's been riding on our defense for decades — now they’re on the hook. Trump didn’t go begging. He set terms. And for the first time in decades, NATO looks like it might actually be able to defend itself. This is foreign policy with guts. American leadership without apology. 👊 If you’re tired of spin, support real conservative voices. 🔗 Subscribe, share, and back us on Patreon: https://fightbackmedia.com 📌 Keywords: Trump NATO 2025, Trump defense spending, NATO 5% GDP, Trump foreign policy, conservative news, The Morning Report, Willie Lawson, support conservative media, America First foreign policy, Trump leadership at NATO Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/morning-report--3694168/support.

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