Trump Drops Brutal Truth Bomb On Biden

Former President Donald Trump expressed concerns about the recent developments involving the release of five U.S. citizens held in Iran and the exchange of five Iranians detained in the United States. Trump criticized President Joe Biden’s decision to allocate $6 billion in connection with the release, contrasting it with Iran’s apparent lack of contribution.

According to Newsmax, In a post on Truth Social, Trump voiced his disapproval of what he deemed an “absolutely ridiculous 6 Billion Dollar Hostage Deal with Iran,” emphasizing his belief that this action has set a concerning precedent. He warned of potential negative consequences, urging people to prepare for unfavorable outcomes.

Trump acknowledged his support for the return of the hostages but argued that it should not have come at the cost of a substantial ransom. He pointed to his own track record of successfully bringing hostages home from various countries, including North Korea, without making financial concessions. According to Trump, the expectation was clear in these negotiations: the safe return of the individuals involved.

He further asserted that Biden’s approach could lead to a concerning trend of “hostage inflation,” where future actors might exploit the U.S. by demanding large sums of money for hostage releases. Trump cautioned against this dangerous trajectory, criticizing what he saw as a significant payment for five individuals in contrast to Iran’s apparent zero contribution.

Ultimately, Trump expressed his concern that paying such large sums of money could lead to an increase in hostage situations, deeming President Biden as “grossly incompetent” and emphasizing his belief that this decision was unwise.

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