Trump to make Iran decision 'within the next two weeks' given 'chance' of negotiations, Leavitt says

This official briefing presents Trump’s pending decision on Iran with a tone of urgency and certainty that masks weak reasoning. It leans on appeal to emotion by emphasizing existential threats and nuclear fear without nuanced analysis. A false cause links Iran's negotiation delay directly to Israeli military action, implying a simplistic trigger-response relationship. The text also uses an appeal to authority, urging the public to trust Trump's "instincts" rather than providing a rational basis for action. Biased language elevates Trump’s decisiveness and past performance while dismissing dissent, contributing to a one-sided and rhetorically charged narrative.