In the wake of a successful ceasefire between Israel and Iran—brokering what many called Trump’s greatest diplomatic achievement—the mainstream media has once again flipped the script. Instead of highlighting how the U.S. dismantled Iran’s nuclear program and secured peace, outlets like CNN and The New York Times are doing their best to rewrite history.

The Real Story vs. “Expert” Spin

Here’s what really happened:

• Israel and Iran, under heavy U.S. pressure, agreed to halt hostilities.
• Iran’s nuclear facilities were significantly damaged—effectively setting back years of enrichment capability.
• A fragile peace holds, thanks to American leadership.

But what do the “big three” media outlets broadcast?

• Headlines claiming “Peace Falls Apart”, even while the ceasefire continues
• Articles questioning whether Iran ever truly stopped its nuclear activities—ignoring the destroyed sites and verified U.S. intelligence .

Essentially, they take America’s success and spin it as failure. They ignore the facts—because acknowledging Trump’s win would crack their narrative.

Would They Report the Same If It Was a Democrat?

Here’s a sobering question: Would CNN or The New York Times be this harsh if a Democrat had brokered this ceasefire?

Let’s be real:

• A Democratic president would have been lauded as “visionary.”
• Doubts would be named “healthy skepticism.”
• Salvaging peace would’ve been called “global statesmanship.”

But because this was Trump? Suddenly it’s “illegitimate,” “unproven,” and “code red for democracy.”
No nuance. No credit. Just relentless criticism—designed to tear down the President, not report the truth.

The People’s Perspective—Leftout by the Press

What the media refuses to admit is that ordinary Americans are breathing easier. Parents feel safe. Allies feel protected. And taxpayers—not trapped in foreign occupations.

But instead of celebrating that, the press is busy peddling panic. They care more about their internal narrative than what actually makes America safer and stronger.

Final Thought

So here’s the bottom line:

When Trump delivers—when the world actually gets safer—the media acts as though he’s failed.
They spin results as doubt. They treat victory like defeat.
And they say they represent America’s interests.

But who are they really working for?

Let’s not be fooled. Real peace wins don’t need corporate press approval. They need facts—courage—and a President willing to act.