The War That Started in 1979 — And How Trump Aims to End It with Iran
Liberty Check
- Iran declared war on U.S. via proxies in 1979, demanding billions in treasure and lives.
- Trump led with diplomacy first; Iran rejected good faith talks, ramped up nukes.
- War Powers Act deemed unconstitutional; Trump upholds limited government executive authority.
UN Ambassador Mike Waltz shut down NBC’s Kristen Welker, asserting President Trump is concluding the war Iran launched against America in 1979.
Welker pressed on Trump’s military actions, but Waltz countered that Iranian proxies like Hezbollah, Hamas, and Houthis killed over 600 U.S. soldiers since the Islamic Revolution.
Welker grilled Waltz on semantics after airing Trump clips calling actions a “war.”
“Well, I describe it as Iran has been at war with us, as I just said,” Waltz replied.
“President Trump is ending it,” he added.
Trump shattered Iranian capabilities, pressing surrender after failed negotiations.
Conservatives must back leaders defending sovereignty and cutting endless foreign entanglements.
The Constitution must be defended.
