Trump Called Out By Critics Over Prez's 'Iran Nuclear Threat' Claim — as Conflict Rages on Despite Previous Timeline

Fact-check: How long did Trump say the Iran war would last?

President Donald Trump said the war in Iran would last 4-6 weeks. Then he changed his story and blamed the media.

Trump, 80, Claims Iran War Ended Eight Months Before He Started It

Donald Trump made the bonkers claim in front of a dead silent crowd.

Why the Iran fighting keeps changing names

WASHINGTON — Late September in the Oval Office, President Donald Trump declared, “Iran will never have a nuclear weapon. We’re gonna win that war very soon.”

Trump said the Iran war would last weeks. Now he says the media got it wrong.

Trump now says his 4-6 week estimate was about eliminating Iran’s nuclear threat. That’s not what he said at the time.

Trump Called Out By Critics Over Prez's 'Iran Nuclear Threat' Claim — as Conflict Rages on Despite Previous Timeline

Donald Trump was mocked after claiming he eliminated Iran’s nuclear threat in one night, despite earlier comments about the conflict lasting four to six weeks.

Analysis: Trump calls it a war, then a 'military conflict.' Why the Iran fighting keeps changing names

WASHINGTON — Late September in the Oval Office, President Donald Trump declared, "Iran will never have a nuclear weapon. We're gonna win that war very soon." It wasn't the first time he's described the hostilities as "war." On Feb. 28,…