Trump Reverses Course on NATO, Orders New Iran Strikes & Graham Platner Exits Senate Race

President Trump leaves the NATO summit in Ankara, Turkey with a dramatically different tone, praising the alliance after previously criticizing member nations and declaring NATO “unified.” But global tensions escalate as the U.S. launches new strikes against Iranian military targets near the Strait of Hormuz after the collapse of the ceasefire agreement. Jon Decker breaks down the latest from Turkey, including President Trump’s warnings to Iran, the impact on oil markets, and the future of U.S.–Iran negotiations. Plus, the war in Ukraine remains a major focus for NATO leaders as questions continue about America’s role in the conflict. Also in this episode: Graham Platner ends his Maine Senate campaign amid mounting controversy, creating new challenges for Democrats hoping to defeat Senator Susan Collins. And security concerns surrounding Iran lead to questions about President Trump’s decision to switch Air Force One aircraft during his return from the NATO summit.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.