Iran Strike After Midterms? Trump's Plan Explained

Will Trump order strikes on Iran after the November 3 midterms? Global Pulse USA breaks down the reported U.S.-Israel strike plans for early November, Trump's "another little Epic Fury" warning at his Florida rally, and what it all means for oil prices and American wallets — simply and neutrally. A person briefed on U.S.-Israeli war planning told NPR the two countries are preparing plans for a possible attack on Iran in early November, after the November 3 U.S. midterms — plans first reported by the New York Times and the Financial Times. Israel initially wanted to strike in mid-October, but President Trump objected. At a Florida rally Friday, Trump warned of "another little Epic Fury," while his envoy said a strike could come "this weekend" — a claim Trump himself downplayed. Netanyahu, who denies the reports, is campaigning on toppling Iran's regime; Iran threatens to target undersea Gulf cables and says there would be "no red lines." With Brent crude at $116.72 and U.S. gas at $4.29 a gallon, the stakes for Americans are real. Trump has NOT authorized any strike — everything here is a plan, a threat, or a denial. Chapters: 0:00 — Trump's warning: another Epic Fury 0:46 — The secret plans 1:52 — Trump says it — then walks it back 2:58 — Israel votes Tuesday 3:35 — Iran's threats 4:37 — What it means for Americans 5:38 — The countdown Welcome to Global Pulse USA — your daily briefing on the biggest U.S. and world news, explained clearly and neutrally. Subscribe for a new video every day. Previous video: Early Voting Surge: What It Means for Nov 3 — https://youtu.be/gZlUhE9n_lM #USANews #IranNews #WorldNews