Coulter Criticizes Trump's Iran Threats

0:00On April 6th, Ann Coulter, a longtime Trump supporter who wrote a book hyping him up back in 2016, is now calling out the president hard. Over his latest threats against Iran. She's one of many turning against him after he boasted about hitting power plants and bridges there, saying it'll be a massive show. Trump posted on social media about making Tuesday power plan day and bridge day all in one. Threatening to shut down the straight of Hormuz or send, Iran back to the Stone Age. Critics see this as talk of bombing civilian spots like grids and water systems, not just military targets. Folks are fired up, with Coulter slamming his immigration flip flops and personal jabs too. Kenneth Roth from Human Rights Watch called even power plant strikes war crimes, since they hurt regular people way more than help any fight. Under international rules, you can't target civilian stuff or hit back at it. Attacks stick to military goals that really matter in the moment. Trump's words have folks worried about crossing that line, big time.

1:02This riff shows how even core backers like Coulter are pulling away as the Iran talk heats up, what's next in this standoff stays wide open. I'm Cory with the story, and you've been listening to entertainment and celebrity news today, AI-powered pop culture coverage.