Well, well, well—here we go again! Donald Trump is back at it, claiming negotiations with Iran are a go. It’s almost like the mainstream media wants you to forget the chaos of the 2015 Iran Deal, which they framed as a “game-changer.” Let’s be real: CNN and MSNBC drooled over Obama’s strategic finesse while glossing over how it enabled Iran to stall nuclear ambitions for a limited time, only to ramp up their aggression later. The narrative was crafted like a Hollywood blockbuster—a feel-good story with all the right PR moves.

Fast forward to Trump’s latest announcement, and suddenly you’ve got the likes of Fox News backtracking. They’re quick to play the “strong leader” card, but let’s not kid ourselves. This is a man who thrives on generating buzz and isn’t above using international relations as his personal reality show. Yet, where’s the serious critique from our beloved “news” networks? Instead, they wrap it in applause or criticism based on their affiliations. What about actual analysis? What’s changed since the last “back on” negotiation? Spoiler: nothing good!

In a world where Biden’s administration stumbles over its own foreign policy, you’re going to see a desperate attempt to regain some credibility. They’ll claim Trump’s return to negotiations signifies strength while ignoring the catastrophic pullout from Iraq, which has opened up a Pandora’s box.

The fact is, both sides play it like a chess game, but the pawns are the everyday Americans who have to deal with the fallout. One would think we’d learn from history, but corporate media has a way of spinning things to suit their narrative. If we had real journalists instead of talking heads, perhaps we wouldn’t feel this déjà vu so painfully!