Trump makes closing case for Nobel Peace Prize
President Donald Trump defended his candidacy for the Nobel Peace Prize, claiming credit for settling eight wars and achieving notable diplomatic successes such as securing the release of hostages in Gaza.He stated at the White House that another war is approaching but emphasized his accomplishments, including efforts related to Iran and Gaza. The article includes various promotional sections for Washington examiner subscriptions, encouraging readers to subscribe for full access to news, analysis, and commentary, with options for digital and print subscriptions and login prompts for existing members.
President Donald Trump made his closing argument for why he deserves the Nobel Peace Prize amid the Iran war ahead of the award’s expected announcement on Friday.
“I settled eight wars, another one is coming,” Trump told the Washington Examiner at the White House on Wednesday. “I got all the hostages [in Gaza] back. I did things that nobody else has ever done. I’m not bragging. I’m just telling you the facts.”
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