Trump And Israel Split ERUPTS Over Gas Field Attacks

March 31, 2026·1 hr 5 min·5 clips

Trump approved Israel's strike on Iran's gas field, then denied it after Iran retaliated against Qatar's LNG facility.

Host Helena (NoJusticeMTG) opens with the day's most significant story: after years of aligned interests, the US and Israel have begun openly briefing against each other. The trigger is Israeli airstrikes on South Pass gas fields in Iran, which ignited fires at the crucial installation and prompted Iranian retaliation against energy infrastructure across the Gulf — most critically, a missile strike on Qatar's Ras Laffan complex, which supplies roughly a fifth of the world's natural gas. The Financial Times labeled this an Armageddon scenario for gas markets. The geopolitical fracture is revealed in competing narratives: Axios and Israeli officials stated the strike was coordinated with and approved by the Trump administration; a US defense official confirmed this. But after Iran's dramatic retaliation — which threatened a US ally and global energy stability immediately before crucial midterm elections — Trump posted on Truth Social claiming the US knew nothing about the attack. He called Israel's strike reckless and threatened that if Qatar's LNG was attacked again, the US would massively destroy the entire South Pass field. The episode also covers the intensifying illegal US blockade of Cuba, Shadow Minister Nick Timothy's comments on Islam earning an endorsement from Tommy Robinson, and Trump's former counterterrorism chief giving a critical tell-all interview to Tucker Carlson about Israel.

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