MS NOW, a target of Donald Trump’s latest attacks on the media, aired a trio of scathing supercuts this weekend that turned the president’s own words against him over his war in Iran.

The network’s senior digital reporter JM Rieger first rolled footage chronicling Trump’s shifting predictions about when the conflict, which he launched in February, would finally end.

Rieger followed with a compilation highlighting elements of Trump’s attempted deal with Tehran earlier this year that he said “sounded very similar” to the nuclear agreement struck under former President Barack Obama, which Trump spent years slamming before withdrawing the U.S. from it in his first term.

But Rieger saved what he called the “most striking” contrast for last, cueing up footage of Trump campaigning in 2024 on his record of avoiding new wars and his vow to end existing conflicts.

“I was the first president in decades who started no new wars,” Trump said in one clip. “I’m going to stop wars,” he declared in another.

It concluded with Trump justifying his Iran attacks:

“We’re going to hit them extremely hard over the next two to three weeks, we’re going to bring them back to the Stone Ages, where they belong.”

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