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Jon Stewart analyses Trump's Iran war announcement
Jon Stewart condemned President Trump for bypassing Congress and delivering mixed messages after strikes killed senior Iranian officials and four U.S. service members.
- On Monday, Jon Stewart, host of The Daily Show, sharply criticized President Donald Trump’s strike on Iran, citing inconsistent messaging and lack of congressional approval.
- On Friday, President Donald Trump launched Operation Epic Fury to target Iran’s missile production, navy and nuclear capabilities after alleged imminent threats, calling it the `last, best chance` to stop Iran’s nuclear programme.
- Authorities reported widespread damage and deaths, noting the Iranian Red Crescent said 131 cities were affected and 555 killed, while the Revolutionary Guards cited more than 700 drones striking 500 sites linked to the US and Israel.
- The House is set to vote on the war powers resolution on Thursday, signaling a congressional response as Stewart aired clips showing Trump supporters praising the strike despite earlier peace promises.
- Iran’s regional strikes and vows to defend itself indicate the campaign could last weeks, with officials saying Trump refused to rule out U.S. ground troops shortly after Hegseth signalled such deployments are possible.
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Jon Stewart analyses Trump's Iran war announcement
The US has launched "major combat operations" in Iran, with Trump taking to the podium to make the announcement while wearing a "U.S." baseball cap.Speaking on The Daily Show on Monday, Jon Stewart made it clear that it wasn't quite the "solemn" opportunity to "reassure an anxious nation" that he was expecting.
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