Trump Speech Criticized, Colbert Mocked

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Fox News host Lawrence Jones called out Stephen Colbert for rooting against the country with

an April Fools joke mocking President Trump's recent, Primetime speech.

Trump addressed the ongoing war in Iran, where 13 American service members have died and

oil prices have spiked.

The 19-minute talk faced heat for false claims, like saying families of the fallen troops

begged him to finish the job, which, and official, debunked.

Trump boasted about building the strongest economy in history, with no inflation, even

though federal data shows 2.4% in February.

He downplayed U.S. oil imports through the strait of four moves, and claimed the military

effort is nearly done, with talks underway with more reasonable.

Iranian leaders, something Iran denies.

Colbert sarcastically praised the speech as concise and unifying before hitting viewers

with April Fools.

Jones slammed it as shameful, arguing Trump earned credibility from flawless past operations

against long-term threats.

Kayleigh McEnany backed Trump hard, pointing to his kills of top terrorists, like Al-Bagh

Daddy and Soleimani, plus ending dictatorships.

She ripped liberal media for missing his strategic plays after all these years.

This media clash highlights the deep divide as the Iran situation drags on, with everyone

watching Trump's next moves closely.