[REPLAY] SPECIAL RELATIONSHIP OVER: Trump Dumps UK for New Alliance?

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Today we're going LIVE to break it all down.

Susan Kokinda and Barbara Boyd will cover:

The war — What Trump's next move looks like, and why Bolton and Chatham House are standing outside the room

The "special relationship" — It's over. What replaces it?

Midterms & the economy — How the Democrats plan to weaponize the war, and why Trump's economic revolution is the real 2026 story

The "Special Relationship" In Jeopardy?

In back-to-back interviews with The Daily Telegraph on Monday and The Sun on Tuesday, the President declared the US-UK relationship is "obviously not what it was."

He called Starmer "not helpful."

He said he never thought he'd see Britain refuse to stand with America.

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Then he went further — singling out France and Germany as more reliable partners than Britain.

Read that again. The President publicly demoted the "special relationship." The 118-year arrangement we've been documenting is cracking apart in real time.

Meanwhile in Iran, things are moving fast.

Sunday: Trump said Iran's new leadership called Washington. He agreed to talk.

Tuesday: He posted on Truth Social —

"Their air defense, Air Force, Navy, and Leadership is gone. They want to talk. I said 'Too Late!'"

This is not Iraq 2.0. Trump isn't dismantling a state to install puppets. He's clearing the last obstacle to the Board of Peace — the $2 trillion Gulf investment, the Abraham Accords expansion, the rebuilding of Gaza. The Mullahs were the final piece on the British chessboard, and they're being removed.