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Even other MAGA Repubs think his comments are vile.

Probably because Iwo Jima took 100K+ US service members and resulted in about 30K casualties.

Nothing to that pathetic windbag who is only this close to power because he's a sniveling piece of s*&^ who will do anything to ingratiate himself to a man like Trump.

Trump says National Guard could be deployed to help ICE amid TSA shortage
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... President Donald Trump on Monday said he may deploy the National Guard to U.S. airports to assist Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents in facilitating the traveler screening process as the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) continues to struggle with staffing shortages due to the ongoing partial government shutdown.

"I want to thank ICE because they stepped in so strongly. They'll do great," Trump said. "And if that's not enough, we'll bring in the the National Guard." ...



Iran March 23 --- 11:20 EDT
What we do and don't know about US-Iran talks
www.reuters.com

... Trump says the U.S. has been holding talks with Iran.

He said his Middle East envoy Steve Witkoff and close aide and son-in-law Jared Kushner talked to the Iranians on Sunday and that discussions would continue on Monday.

He declined to say who the United States was speaking with in Iran but said it was not Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei. Trump said Iran "had some leaders left."

"We're dealing with the man who I believe is the most respected and the leader," Trump said.

An Israeli official and a source familiar with the matter both said the U.S. was holding negotiations with the speaker of Iran's parliament, Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf.

Egypt, Pakistan and Gulf states have been relaying messages between Washington and Tehran, a European official told Reuters, describing the contacts as part of efforts to open communication between the warring parties rather than formal mediation.

Iran's foreign ministry said there were "initiatives" to reduce tensions, the Mehr news agency reported, adding that Tehran wanted Washington, as the party that began the war, to be a direct participant.

Iran's Fars news agency, citing a source, said there were no direct or indirect communications with the United States. ...



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