67% support Trump Iran MOU
Multiple polls show 67% of Americans support the Trump-Vance Iran agreement (MOU), despite social media giving the impression of widespread opposition.
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Trump’s Social Media Advisor Reveals All: Epstein, Iran, and Mark Levin’s Israeli Propaganda
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Jun 26, 2026
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Intro & Coordinated Pro-War Influence Campaign
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Tucker Carlson sets the stage immediately: after Trump and JD Vance announced the Iran MOU, a wave of coordinated attacks followed — not on the deal's substance, but personal attacks on Vance and the president. Bruesewitz confirms this looks like a deliberate pressure campaign, potentially involving foreign funding, and not just from one country. He notes that even some ostensible anti-war voices spread misinformation about the MOU — falsely claiming U.S. taxpayers would send $300 billion to Iran, a claim pushed by figures like Thomas Massie. Despite the online noise, Bruesewitz cites polling from Daily Mail, Fabrizio Lee, and McLaughlin showing 67% of Americans support the Trump-Vance agreement. [1] — Alex Bruesewitz "67% support Trump Iran MOU: Multiple polls show 67% of Americans support the Trump-Vance Iran agreement (MOU), despite social media giving …" 05:57 The gap between manufactured social media outrage and genuine public sentiment, he argues, is the core problem — and it's being deliberately manufactured.
67% Support the Iran MOU — Social Media Is Lying to You
Multiple polls show 67% of Americans support Trump's Iran deal, but coordinated foreign influence campaigns on social media create the illusion of mass opposition. The gap between public opinion and online noise is the story.
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