"At the outset of the war, March 3rd, he said the Navy would begin escorting tankers. No matter what, the U.S. will ensure the free flow of energy to the world. March 9th, he said he was still thinking about taking it over. March 15th, he said it was someone else's problem—our allies would take care of it. Maybe we shouldn't even be there. We have a lot of oil."
"Margaret, your adversary has a vote in this too, and they have a position in it too, which there were just negotiations just yesterday. Pick a position! They change with the days!"
Rep. Mike Turner defended President Trump's fluctuating statements regarding the Iran war, asserting that conflicts are inherently fluid. Margaret Brennan highlighted Trump's contradictory positions on the Hormuz Strait, including promises to escort tankers, threats to attack Iran, and shifting blame to allies. Brennan emphasized the public's perception of a lack of clear strategy from the president, questioning the coherence of his statements. Turner maintained that adversaries influence the situation, suggesting that the fluidity of conflict complicates the clarity of the president's goals.
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