Trump Confirms He Cursed Out Netanyahu — but Says It's All Good Now
Donald Trump confirmed he used profanity towards Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu during a phone call, expressing frustration over ongoing conflicts in Lebanon. Despite the heated exchange, Trump emphasized his positive working relationship with Netanyahu. He also discussed broader geopolitical issues, including negotiations with Iran and the state of the U.S. economy.
- ▪Trump admitted to calling Netanyahu 'f***ing crazy' during a phone call.
- ▪He expressed annoyance over Netanyahu's actions in Lebanon while the U.S. seeks a deal with Iran.
- ▪Trump stated he has a good relationship with Netanyahu and has worked well with him.
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- ▪ Netanyahu downplays US-Israel rift after Trump confirms criticism — Al Jazeera English
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Trump Confirms He Cursed Out Netanyahu — but Says It's All Good Now By Bob Hoge | 12:35 PM on June 03, 2026 The opinions expressed by contributors are their own and do not necessarily represent the views of RedState.com. AP Photo/Alex Brandon Profanity alert. Donald Trump admitted he called Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu “f***ing crazy” during a phone call Monday for continuing to attack Lebanon while the United States is trying to negotiate a deal with Iran. Appearing on the “Pod Force One” podcast with reporter Miranda Devine, the president said he was annoyed with “Bibi,” but insisted he worked well with the PM and was just frustrated in the moment.
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