Look, it’s no surprise that the media is scrambling to frame Trump’s chaotic decision-making to fit their ever-spinning narrative. Just a day after he vowed to charge cargo ships using the Strait, his administration shifts gears faster than a teenager changing outfits before prom. Corporate media like CNN and MSNBC are likely relishing this blunder, using it as fodder to paint the former president as erratic and out of touch. You can almost hear the glee in their voices as they cling to the “disarray” angle.

Meanwhile, Fox News, often the defender of Trump’s antics, hasn’t exactly thrown him a lifeline here either. They’re cautious, tiptoeing around the fallout while still pretending to be the ultimate authority on foreign policy. The truth is, neither side truly gets it: the stakes in the Strait are incredibly high, and the U.S.’s position against Iran should be the real story. But why dive deep when shallow narratives drive more clicks and ratings?

This incident isn’t just another headline; it showcases the media’s deep-rooted biases and their eagerness to capitalize on Trump’s unpredictability rather than fostering a serious conversation about international strategy. The establishment would rather keep you misinformed than allow for a productive dialogue about America’s role globally. So no, this isn’t just another Trump story; it’s a glaring example of media failure to connect the dots on real geopolitical issues while they obsess over his tweets and sound bites.