Donald Trump defended the cost of the Iran war by calling higher gas prices a “small price to pay”, then told a Nebraska crowd, “Let them take out Los Angeles. Let them take out San Diego.” TJ Walker breaks down what Trump actually said, why the “out of context” defense doesn’t hold up, and what it reveals about the way the president talks about American cities, war, sacrifice, and political opponents. Also in this episode of Filtered with TJ Walker: Donald Trump’s administration accused former Olympic canoeist David Hearn of damaging the Lincoln Memorial reflecting pool — only for prosecutors to later blame the contractor. A major colon cancer study found that structured exercise can improve outcomes after chemotherapy, raising a bigger question: what happens when an effective treatment doesn’t have a pharmaceutical company behind it? And two top Trump political advisers traveled to Bosnia to work with a government aligned with Milorad Dodik, while Republicans were fighting to hold power at home. TJ connects the stories through one question: Who gets blamed, who pays the price, and who profits? Subscribe to Filtered with TJ Walker for sharp political commentary, current events, media analysis, and daily news without the usual talking points. #FilteredWithTJWalker #TJWalker #DonaldTrump #Trump #IranWar #LosAngeles #SanDiego #DavidHearn #LincolnMemorial #ColonCancer #Healthcare #Exercise #Russia #Bosnia #MiloradDodik #Politics #PoliticalNews #USPolitics #NewsCommentary Filtered with TJ Walker, TJ Walker, Donald Trump, Trump news, Trump Los Angeles, Trump San Diego, Iran war, Iran war gas prices, let them take out Los Angeles, small price to pay, David Hearn, Lincoln Memorial reflecting pool, Jeanine Pirro, Doug Burgum, colon cancer exercise, cancer exercise study, healthcare costs, pharmaceutical industry, Milorad Dodik, Republika Srpska, Bosnia politics, Trump Russia, James Blair, Chris LaCivita, US politics, political commentary, political news