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Video: Rep. Bacon discusses NATO 5% spending push and US Iran strikes at Ankara summit

Rep. Bacon discusses NATO 5% spending push and US Iran strikes at Ankara summit

Jul 9, 2026

The segment features Rep. Don Bacon discussing the July 2026 NATO summit in Ankara, where allies committed to higher defense spending and Trump pushed for a 5% GDP target. Bacon notes uneven compliance, praises Eastern European efforts, and argues the US should lead by example at over 3% GDP. He addresses Trump's disappointment over limited NATO support for US military operations against Iran, defends the alliance as defensive while noting Article 5 history, and describes ongoing Iranian violations including tanker attacks. The discussion extends to Taiwan's security and China as the long-term strategic threat versus Russia as near-term.

Source: NTD News

Video: Fox segment highlights Trump pressure on NATO defense spending amid poll on alliance support

Fox segment highlights Trump pressure on NATO defense spending amid poll on alliance support

Jun 29, 2026

The Fox News segment discusses President Trump's longstanding push for NATO allies to increase defense spending, citing a Reagan Institute survey showing strong American support for the alliance across parties, including among Republicans and MAGA voters. Guest Roger Zakheim, Reagan Institute director, addresses the results, links them to Reagan principles, and credits Trump pressure for recent spending commitments. It covers NATO's response to Russia via Ukraine, notes shortfalls by some allies like France, Germany, and the UK, and shifts to personal reflections on Ronald Reagan's background and values.

Source: Fox News

Video: Hegseth Speech at NATO Ministerial Outlines 'NATO 3.0' and Defense Spending Push

Hegseth Speech at NATO Ministerial Outlines 'NATO 3.0' and Defense Spending Push

Jun 19, 2026

The Forbes clip shows Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth addressing NATO defense ministers in Brussels on June 18, 2026. He criticizes NATO's post-Cold War drift, calls for a return to core warfighting focus via 'NATO 3.0,' urges 5% GDP spending, announces a six-month US force posture review in Europe, and notes US troop reductions and budget plans. Hegseth references the 2025 Hague Summit commitment, US FY2026/2027 defense budgets, ally progress and shortfalls, and specific disputes over Middle East basing for Iran-related operations and Ukraine support. Sourcing is the official speech with references to General Grinkowitz and allied meetings; no external guests or graphics.

Source: Forbes Breaking News