I’m glad this feud was ended quickly! President Trump has revealed that Tucker Carlson called him to apologize. Tucker’s apology comes after the former Fox News host claimed in a recent newsletter that President Trump has abandoned his America First principles and is “complicit in war.” Tucker Carlson: Trump ‘complicit’ in act of war; U.S. should ‘drop Israel’ — NewsWire (@NewsWire_US) June 13, 2025 In response to Tucker’s remarks, Trump stated that Tucker should get on a network if he wants to be heard. Watch here: Reporter: How did you respond to @TuckerCarlson criticizing you, saying that you were complicit in the war? Trump: I don’t know what Tucker Carlson is saying. Let him go get a television network and say it so people actually listen. pic.twitter.com/zouE5eHAdw — Grace Chong, MBI (@gc22gc) June 16, 2025   Trump proceeded to call Tucker “Kooky.” “Kooky Tucker Carlson” pic.twitter.com/tR9HnIHpa5 — Republicans against Trump (@RpsAgainstTrump) June 16, 2025   However, the two have put their disagreements aside and appear to be on each other’s good side once again. Deadline had more on the story: Donald Trump told reporters that Tucker Carlson “called and apologized” to him amid a split on the right over U.S. involvement in Israel’s strikes on Iran. Carlson, though, has continued to warn about the United States getting into a war in the region, and posted a video on Tuesday night in which he grilled Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) about his lack of basic knowledge about Iran. “Tucker is a nice guy,” Trump told reporters in the Oval Office on Wednesday. “He called an apologized the other day because he though he said thngs that were a little bit too strong, and I appreciated that.” Last week, Carlson wrote of the U.S. being “complicit” in Israel’s airstrikes on Iran so far, and that he could not think of a “single way this helps the United States.” Trump later took a swipe at Carlson, calling him “kooky” and, “Let him go get a television network and say it so that people listen.” Carlson’s comments underscore the split among Trump’s supporters over U.S. involvement. Figures like Cruz and Mark Levin have emphasized the need to support Israel; Carlson, Charlie Kirk and Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) have been critical of the U.S. being involved in such a foreign conflict. Trump said that he has not yet made a decision, but insisted “my supporters are for me. My supporters are America First and Make America Great Again. My supporters don’t want to see Iran have a nuclear weapon.” Here’s the moment Trump revealed Tucker apologized to him: BREAKING: Trump says that Tucker Carlson called and made amends with him after saying harsh things about him. “Tucker is a nice guy. He apologized the other day because he said things that were too strong and I appreciated that.” Panicans are in shambles yet again. pic.twitter.com/gNtev98zFj — Gunther Eagleman (@GuntherEagleman) June 18, 2025

We have General Mills making headlines, stating they’re going to remove artificial dyes. Curious thing, it comes the same day as Heinz making the same announcement. (What are the chances? Did the CEOs have a chat and plan this?) The plan for General Mills is to have it out of all their food in 2 & 1/2 years. Great start! But if they think we’re gonna stop there, they’re wrong. A lot of our food has already been sprayed with poisonous pesticide while it was growing in the fields, whether it has color added to it or not. There needs to be a mandate for companies to use only organic ingredients, like mankind has had for ages before Big Chemical, like RoundUp (Monsanto) showed up. Make food organic again. JUST IN: General Mills announces they will be removing artificial colors from their ENTIRE U.S. product line, following RFK Jr’s directives This comes just HOURS after Kraft Heinz announced they’d also be removing theirs. MAHA is spreading QUICKLY! pic.twitter.com/0ePARuBLw1 — Nick Sortor (@nicksortor) June 18, 2025 Fox News reports: General Mills is the latest U.S. food giant pledging to remove FD&C artificial dyes from its portfolio of products within the next two years amid calls from the Trump administration to eliminate artificial colors from the nation’s food supply. For its part, the Minnesota-based food giant said it plans to remove artificial colors from all its U.S. cereals and all K-12 school foods by the summer of 2026. It will simultaneously work to remove the colors from its full U.S. retail portfolio by the end of 2027. The company said the change, however, will only impact a small portion of its General Mills’ K-12 school portfolio, given that most of its school offerings today are made without certified colors. Additionally, General Mills said 85% of its U.S. retail portfolio is currently made without color additives. “Today, the vast majority of our foods are made without certified colors and we’re working to ensure that will soon apply to our full portfolio,” CEO Jeff Harmening said in a statement. General Mills announced its plans the same day Kraft Heinz issued its own commitment to remove all artificial dyes from its U.S. portfolio by the end of 2027. Both companies followed McCormick, which already told analysts during its earnings call in March that it has been working with restaurants and foodmakers to reformulate products to remove certain ingredients like food dyes. The artifical dyes are commonly known as FD&C colors, and labeled as such on packages, because the color additive is approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for use in food, drugs, and cosmetics and are subject to a strict system of approval under the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act (FD&C Act). BREAKING: General Mills agrees to remove artificial dyes from its products following my investigation into the company for deceptively marketing its cereals that contain petroleum-based food colorings. This is an incredible win for the health of our children and all Americans. pic.twitter.com/d2fZq0d2Gl — Attorney General Ken Paxton (@KenPaxtonTX) June 18, 2025 Remember, in Europe they only have 400 ingredients. In America, we have 10,000, thanks to chemicals. NEW: RFK Jr. just exposed how the food industry hijacked an old FDA loophole—flooding our food with chemicals that were never safety tested. It started in the 1940s, when the FDA began regulating food for the first time. They made one key exception: ingredients that had been… pic.twitter.com/9pFOJg4HL5 — The Vigilant Fox (@VigilantFox) May 7, 2025 And Monsanto is pushing back against people noticing that glyphosate is most likely the reason people are “allergic” to certain foods. This message brought to you by Bayer and Monsanto.Turns out, glyphosate is GOOD for you!!!!!!! LOL!!!!!! pic.twitter.com/HrETdV1OCq — Aeron (@FYourVaccines) May 16, 2025 Instead of bailouts and legal shields for Bayer and Monsanto, the letter calls for a different path. Restore funding for the National Organic Program. Expand regenerative farming research. Protect soil health programs. Support farmers transitioning off chemicals. That’s how… pic.twitter.com/PywwA5RKgR — MAHA PAC (@MAHA_PAC) June 17, 2025

President Trump has quelled the rumors that the United States is about to get into a long-term war with Iran. While speaking to the press, the 47th President was told by a reporter that the MAGA base is afraid the United States is about to get into a long-term war with Iran. President Trump, in response, quickly assured the reporter and his supporters that the United States would not be getting into a long-term war with Iran. However, the 47th President noted that Iran cannot have a nuclear weapon. MSN had more details to report: President Donald Trump downplayed any divisions within the MAGA movement over potential U.S. strikes on Iran. Opponents of U.S. involvement in Israel’s strikes on Iran say it cuts against Trump’s “America First” philosophy, and that time and money should be focused on domestic priorities instead of bogging America down in more foreign wars. But advocates say eradicating the Iranian nuclear threat and weakening the regime is in America’s national interests because Tehran is a significant destabilizing force in the Middle East, where the United States has key allies and partners, such as Israel and Qatar. Trump told reporters on Wednesday morning that “we’re not looking for long-term war.” “I only want one thing. Iran cannot have a nuclear weapon. I’m not looking long-term, short-term,” Trump said. “So I may have some people that are a little bit unhappy now, but I have some people that are very happy, and I have some people outside of the base that can’t believe this is happening, they’re so happy.” Trump said he has been consistent in his message on Iran for 20 years. Watch Trump here: .@POTUS: “We’re not looking for long-term war. I only want one thing — Iran cannot have a nuclear weapon. That’s it.” pic.twitter.com/8gl7Wp2NBy — Rapid Response 47 (@RapidResponse47) June 18, 2025   Trump’s statement came fore he told a reporter he may or may not issue airstrikes on Iran. Watch here: President Trump on possible Iran strikes: “I may do it. I may not do it.” pic.twitter.com/s3fmSqhZLe — The American Conservative (@amconmag) June 18, 2025 Per The Independent: Donald Trump has declined to answer questions over whether he will bomb Iran, saying he “may do it”. Speaking to reporters from the White House lawn, Trump said Iran has “got a lot of trouble” and signalled that he was open to joining Israel in its aerial campaign against Tehran. “I may do it, I may not do it. I mean, nobody knows what I’m going to do. I can tell you this, that Iran’s got a lot of trouble,” he said. Earlier, Iranian supreme leader Ali Khamenei warned there would be “serious, irreparable consequences” if the US joined Israel in its bombing campaign. The religious leader issued the warning in a public, televised address on Wednesday morning, adding that Iran will not be forced to surrender. Israel and Iran have exchanged missile attacks for nearly a week after tensions escalated last Friday. Hundreds of people have died in Iran and dozens in Israel as a result.  

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