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Kellogg: Iran Will 'Probably Kill Americans in the Future'

Former Trump National Security Adviser Keith Kellogg discussed Iran's potential threat to American lives during an interview on Fox Business Network's 'Kudlow.' He expressed support for the memorandum of understanding with Iran but emphasized concerns regarding Iran's nuclear commitments and financial activities. Kellogg acknowledged past Iranian actions against Americans and warned of possible future threats.

On Thursday’s broadcast of the Fox Business Network’s “Kudlow,” former Trump National Security Adviser and former Trump Envoy Keith Kellogg said that while he is generally supportive of the memorandum of understanding with Iran, the country has “killed Americans in the past, they’ll probably kill Americans in the future, and we just need to be aware of that.”

Kellogg praised the economic piece of the deal, but said there has to be verification on the nuclear portions and there are concerns about where Iran spends their money.

He also stated that we have done a lot of damage to Iran’s military and leadership and demonstrated strength by doing so and “I think it’s, in the complete terms, it’s pretty good for us, going into this long-term, understanding that I would have preferred to be a little bit harder on it, only because I’m a hardcore kind of guy and I don’t trust the Iranians. They’ve killed Americans in the past, they’ll probably kill Americans in the future, and we just need to be aware of that. I think President Trump knows that as well. So, this is one of those let’s see what it looks like at the end of 60 days. It’s only a memorandum. A memorandum is the first step to a final deal. We’ll see where that is.”

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Kellogg: Iran Will 'Probably Kill Americans in the Future'

Former Trump National Security Adviser Keith Kellogg discussed Iran's potential threat to American lives during an interview on Fox Business Network's 'Kudlow.' He expressed support for the memorandum of understanding with Iran but emphasized concerns regarding Iran's nuclear commitments and financial activities. Kellogg acknowledged past Iranian actions against Americans and warned of possible future threats.

Bias read (Right): The article presents statements from a conservative figure, Keith Kellogg, who expresses skepticism toward Iran and emphasizes the potential threat posed by the country. The framing highlights concerns about Iran's intentions and past actions, aligning with a more hawkish perspective often found in右